the dallas cowboys lost to the green bay packers in the playoffs.
the dallas cowboys lost to the green bay packers in the playoffs.
who did the dallas cowboys lose to in the playoffs?
the green bay packers
bullet::::- jon daniels, texas rangers general manager









































bullet::::- julius jones, nfl running back-dallas cowboys, seattle seahawks, current new orleans saints running back









































bullet::::- greg ellis, former nfl defensive end-dallas cowboys, oakland raiders









































bullet::::- terrence newman, nfl cornerback-dallas cowboys, cincinnati bengals, kansas state university graduate









































bullet::::- lindsay jones, voice actor, internet personality









































bullet::::- chase daniel, nfl quarterback-new orleans saints









































bullet::::- garrett hartley, nfl kicker-new orleans saints









































bullet::::- russell maryland, former nfl defensive tackle-dallas cowboys, oakland raiders, green bay packers









































bullet::::- bruce dehaven, former special teams nfl coach for buffalo bills, seattle seahawks, dallas cowboys, san francisco giants
southlake, texas
unfortunately, it was all downhill from there, as the cowboys didn't win another game all season. the cowboys gave up 28 points or more in each of their remaining seven games, and were beaten by 14 or more points in five of them. the cowboys managed a tie against the woeful washington redskins in week 10, a game in which quarterback don meredith, who had been splitting playing time at the position with eddie lebaron, suffered an injury to his throwing shoulder, and wouldn't play again the rest of the season. the final game of the season saw the cowboys lose to the redskins at d.c. stadium (the redskins first win at their new home), 34–24, the only win of the redskins season.
1961 dallas cowboys season