Rump Shaker

Wreckx-N-Effect

The scene transitions to the 1990 NFL Draft, where the Dallas Cowboys, holding the 17th overall pick, select running back Emmitt Smith from the University of Florida.

Travellin'

The Jeremy Spencer Band

The Cowboys start the season with a strong 3-0 record, sparking early conversations and dreams of a potential Super Bowl run among players, coaches, and fans.

Down And Out - From "Bugsy Malone" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Paul Williams

Cowboys and Eagles rivalry.

I Want More

CAN

Jerry Jones' wife recalls his early ambition to own a football team, followed by a montage detailing his humble beginnings and various entrepreneurial jobs after college.

Song 2 - 2012 Remaster

Blur

Highlights of Super Bowl XXVII

Right Now

Van Halen

A musical montage showcases the Dallas Cowboys' rising fame and commercial appeal during the 1990s, highlighting their transformation into a nationally recognized brand known as "America's Team"

The Sign

Ace of Base

Cowboys vs 49ers in the 1993 NFC championship game.

Two Princes

Spin Doctors

Highlights the partying ways off the field.

The Boss

James Brown

Following Jimmy Johnson's departure, Jerry Jones makes a bold move by signing superstar Deion Sanders, aiming to reassert his authority and strengthen the team for another championship run.

I Put a Spell On You

Screamin' Jay Hawkins

Deion Sanders' contract negotiations.

Children's Story

Slick Rick

Sampled in This Is How We Do It.

This Is How We Do It

Montell Jordan

Deion Sanders' return to the field nine months after ankle surgery.

The Chain - 2004 Remaster

Fleetwood Mac

Racist allegations against Troy Aikman during Super Bowl week.

The Clown

Chuck Wilder

Amid a media frenzy, a stoic Michael Irvin arrives at the courthouse to face indictment charges, deflecting questions from the surrounding press about his arrest.

Arkansas Lovin' Man

Johnny Cash

Jerry Jones reflects on his life and legacy, leading to a moment of personal contemplation about his journey with the Dallas Cowboys.