Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense

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The Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense was the nickname for the team’s dominant, hard-hitting defensive unit of the late 1960s and 1970s, renowned for its ferocious pass rush and key role in multiple Super Bowl runs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football defensive unit
sports team nickname
activeDuring 1970s
late 1960s
associatedWith “America’s Team” era of the Dallas Cowboys
coachedBy Tom Landry NERFINISHED
contributedTo Dallas Cowboys victory in Super Bowl VI
Dallas Cowboys victory in Super Bowl XII
country United States of America
surface form: United States
Doomsday ICoreYears circa 1966–1972
Doomsday IIKeyPlayer Charlie Waters NERFINISHED
Cliff Harris NERFINISHED
Ed Jones NERFINISHED
Harvey Martin NERFINISHED
Randy White NERFINISHED
Doomsday IIKeyYears circa mid-1970s to late 1970s
Doomsday IKeyPlayer Bob Lilly NERFINISHED
Chuck Howley NERFINISHED
Lee Roy Jordan NERFINISHED
helpedTeamReach Super Bowl V NERFINISHED
Super Bowl VI NERFINISHED
Super Bowl X NERFINISHED
Super Bowl XII NERFINISHED
knownFor dominant defense
ferocious pass rush
hard-hitting style
key role in Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl runs
league National Football League
nicknameOfEra Doomsday I NERFINISHED
Doomsday II NERFINISHED
notablePlayer Bob Lilly NERFINISHED
Charlie Waters NERFINISHED
Chuck Howley NERFINISHED
Cliff Harris NERFINISHED
Cornell Green NERFINISHED
Ed Jones NERFINISHED
Harvey Martin NERFINISHED
Lee Roy Jordan NERFINISHED
Mel Renfro NERFINISHED
Randy White NERFINISHED
partOf Dallas Cowboys NERFINISHED
positionGroupStrength defensive line
linebackers
secondary
reputation one of the NFL’s top defenses of the 1970s
sport American football
styleOfPlay aggressive
physical

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Jethro Pugh partOf Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense