Long before “Mooooose” calls were a staple in every NFL city, Daryl Johnston found a work ethic and determination to succeed that came from his upbringing in the blue-collar town of Youngstown, N.Y.

From humble beginnings to a jacket of gold, Jerry Jones embarked on a journey that would re-define his life, his league and his legacy. Share the heartache, relive the glory and feel the passion of the man behind the star.

Twenty-five years ago, college coaching legend Barry Switzer took a phone call on his couch in Norman, Oklahoma that would change his life — and the Dallas Cowboys — forever.

Faced with too many obstacles to count, Tyrone Crawford has overcome them all, dodging stereotypes, disabilities and a near-death experience, leaving him constantly “On The Edge.” Check out the next episode of Deep Blue, presented by Pepsi with “From The Edge."

Presented by Pepsi - In arguably the most important regular-season game of this era, Emmitt Smith dismissed pain en route to a dynasty, giving the Giants “The Cold Shoulder.”

Presented by Pepsi - After three straight 5-11 seasons – the worst stretch of Dallas Cowboys football since the 1960s – Jerry Jones made a bold move to reel in a big fish. Bill Parcells, two-time Super Bowl championship coach with the New York Giants, left the TV studio in 2003 for his latest reclamation project: America’s Team. The result was a Cinderella playoff season, a major culture change and an unlikely partnership between two powerful personalities.

Deep Blue continues with the story of Leon Lett, one of the most polarizing players during the Cowboys' 90s reign who was on the receiving end of some of the biggest blunders in NFL history. Lett It Ride is a story of commitment, passion, and redemption.

Even today, the Dallas defense of the late 1970s remains unmatched in Cowboys history. With stars like Randy White, Harvey Martin, Cliff Harris and "Hollywood" Henderson, the unit not only dominated the NFL to win the title in 1977, but also led the team to three Super Bowls in four years. In an era of fast times and high fun, the Cowboys ruled the city, enjoying their success both on the field and off. No one was bigger. No one was better. This was Doomsday II, the dawn of America's Team.

The Dallas Cowboys were the team of the 90s, but in 1998 a single decision triggered a series of events that would lead to a decade of disappointment for America's Team. As each domino fell, the Cowboys' efforts to control their destiny proved powerless against the inescapable forces of fate.

"From Compton to Canton" details the peaks and valleys of Larry Allen’s journey from Compton to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, Ring of Honor member, Drew Pearson and Pro Bowl Wide receiver Dez Bryant sit down for a once in a lifetime conversation about the pressures and expectations of playing for America's Team and dawning the number 88 on their jersey.

Dallas Cowboys Productions and Pepsi present another installment of their groundbreaking documentary series 'Deep Blue' with the story of one week in 2010 that changed the course of the Cowboys forever.

In 1960, the National Football League's newest franchise, the Cowboys, the first located in America's south, brought together a collection of men, both black and white, who wore the star. Who stood, perhaps unknowingly, at the forefront of change. Their single purpose? To win. But that drive, that focused commitment, also helped to bring about a cultural shift. One that affected not only the city of Dallas, but the entire country as well.

Jason Witten is the all-time leading receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.  The ten-time Pro Bowler has had more catches in a season than any tight end in NFL history.  While his accomplishments on the field are breathtaking, the most amazing thing about Jason involves a story seldom told.  A story of abuse... a story of perseverance... and above all, a story of redemption.

The ascendency of Jason Garrett to the position of head coach of the Dallas Cowboys can be seen as the fulfillment of the dreams and life pursuits of his father Jim Garrett whose passionate approach to football and life resonates in his son’s inspirational coaching style which has greatly impacted the lives of his players and fortune of America’s Team.

Football is a strange and powerful game.  Every year fates are forever changed through the twists and turns of life in the National Football League.  Some men will be legends... and some, forgotten.  On August 4th, 2004, the Dallas Cowboys made a monumental decision that would change the face of the franchise, and the lives of two men.  The rest, as they say, is history.

Football is a strange and powerful game.  Every year fates are forever changed through the twists and turns of life in the National Football League.  Some men will be legends... and some, forgotten.  On August 4th, 2004, the Dallas Cowboys made a monumental decision that would change the face of the franchise, and the lives of two men.  The rest, as they say, is history.