The Cowboys debuted in 1960 with the single blue star logo, seemingly a nod to Texas' moniker as the Lone Star State. A silver outline was added to the star a few years later, but the design ...

The star logo used was plain navy blue during those 4 years. 1964 - 1965 The Cowboys got rid of both the stars on the shoulder sleeves of their jerseys while introducing three stripes on that place.

There’s a reason the Dallas Cowboys are called “America’s Team”—and no time of the year highlights that connection more than ...

The man behind a famous star has passed away. Jack Eskridge designed the Dallas Cowboys’ team logo after joining the team in 1959, a year before its first season kicked off.

The logo features the years "1960" and "2010" to the side of the traditional Cowboys star with a "50" in front of it. Forbes Magazine has determined the Dallas Cowboys' brand the fourth-most ...

There is a wide variety of nice and not-so-nice NFL logos across the league. The Cowboys star is easily the most recognizable and iconic one.

It was initially a solid blue star, but the white line and blue border were added in 1964. For the past 59 years, the Dallas Cowboy’s blue star logo has remained unchanged.. Ever since their ...

DALLAS (AP) - The man credited with designing the famed blue star logo of the Dallas Cowboys has died. The Cowboys say Jack Eskridge died Monday at a Valley Falls, Kan., hospital. The funeral for ...