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Dallas Cowboys vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Complete Match Player Stats, Series History, and 2026 Preview

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Written by Jack Henry

If you are searching for every passing, rushing, and receiving stat from the Dallas Cowboys vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers Match Player Stats series, this is the only guide you need. This article covers the full player stat breakdown from each recent matchup, the all-time series record, key performer trends, and a detailed look ahead at the October 2026 prime-time meeting between these two NFC rivals.

The Cowboys lead this rivalry convincingly. But the Buccaneers have made it uncomfortable enough in recent years — two straight season-opening wins, a 2024 near-comeback — that this is far from a one-sided story. Let the numbers do the talking.

Series Snapshot: Cowboys vs Buccaneers All-Time Record

The Dallas Cowboys lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17-6 in their all-time head-to-head series across 23 games. That includes a perfect 3-0 record in playoff matchups, making Dallas the only team Tampa Bay has never beaten in the postseason.

CategoryDallas CowboysTampa Bay Buccaneers
All-Time Record (Regular Season Only)14-66-14
All-Time Record (Including Playoffs)17-66-17
Playoff Record (H2H)3-00-3
Win Percentage (Overall)73.9%26.1%
Average Points Per Game (All-Time)21.0415.35
Last 5 Games Record3-22-3
Last 10 Years Record4-22-4
Longest Winning Streak in Series8 games (1976-1990)3 games (2000-2003)
Most Recent ResultW 26-24 (Dec 22, 2024)L 24-26 (Dec 22, 2024)

Series Fact: Six of the last eight games between Dallas and Tampa Bay have been decided by one score, making this one of the most consistently close inter-conference rivalries in the NFC.

Recent Game Results: 2021 Through 2024

The modern era of this rivalry has been defined by competitive football and big individual performances. Here is a complete game-by-game log of every Cowboys-Buccaneers meeting since 2021, with final scores and primary storylines.

DateVenueScoreWinnerPrimary Storyline
Sep 9, 2021Raymond James Stadium, TampaTB 31 – DAL 29BuccaneersBrady 4 TD walk-off; Prescott 403 yds in return from injury
Sep 11, 2022AT&T Stadium, ArlingtonTB 19 – DAL 3BuccaneersFournette 127 rush yds; Prescott breaks thumb late in Q4
Jan 16, 2023Raymond James Stadium, TampaDAL 31 – TB 14Cowboys (Wild Card Playoff)Prescott 305 yds, 4 TD, 0 INT; Brady’s final TB game
Dec 22, 2024AT&T Stadium, ArlingtonDAL 26 – TB 24CowboysAubrey 2×58-yd FGs; Bland strip-fumble seals win late

Game 1 — September 9, 2021: Tampa Bay 31, Dallas 29

The NFL’s 2021 season kicked off with one of the most entertaining Cowboys-Buccaneers games in history. Seven touchdown passes were thrown between the two quarterbacks. Brady’s last-minute drive and Ryan Succop’s 36-yard field goal with two seconds left gave Tampa Bay the win. Dak Prescott had just returned to a full game after his ankle fracture ended his 2020 season in Week 5, and he played brilliantly — but it was not enough.

Game-Defining Moment: Chris Godwin fumbled at the Dallas 1-yard line late in the fourth quarter, which allowed Prescott to drive down and set up a go-ahead field goal. Brady then marched 75 yards in under 90 seconds to steal the win.

Passing Stats — September 9, 2021

PlayerTeamCMPATTCMP%YDSTDINTRating
Dak PrescottDAL425872.4%4033198.2
Tom BradyTB325064.0%3794296.4

Rushing Stats — September 9, 2021

PlayerTeamATTYDSAVGTD
Ezekiel ElliottDAL11333.00
Tony PollardDAL4143.50
Leonard FournetteTB9323.60

Top Receiving Performers — September 9, 2021

PlayerTeamRECTGTYDSTDNotes
Amari CooperDAL13171392Career-high 13 receptions on the night
CeeDee LambDAL10121331Breakout performance in first prime-time spotlight
Rob GronkowskiTB810902Two TD catches including the go-ahead score
Chris GodwinTB9111051Fumbled at DAL 1-yd line; cost TB potential clinching drive
Antonio BrownTB45411Caught a first-half TD in his return to Tampa

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring — September 9, 2021

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Dallas Cowboys7661029
Tampa Bay Buccaneers1477331

Game 2 — September 11, 2022: Tampa Bay 19, Dallas 3

A tale of two defenses. Tampa Bay’s unit under new head coach Todd Bowles dominated from wire to wire, while Dak Prescott broke his thumb on a hit late in the fourth quarter. Brady was efficient rather than spectacular, and Leonard Fournette churned out 127 rushing yards to take the pressure off. Dallas was held to three points — a season opener that changed their 2022 trajectory immediately.

Injury Note: Prescott’s thumb fracture cost Dallas their starting quarterback for five weeks. Cooper Rush stepped in and won his first four starts, keeping Dallas in playoff contention before Prescott returned.

Passing Stats — September 11, 2022

PlayerTeamCMPATTCMP%YDSTDINTRating
Tom BradyTB182766.7%2121179.3
Dak PrescottDAL142948.3%1340138.8

Rushing Stats — September 11, 2022

PlayerTeamATTYDSAVGTD
Leonard FournetteTB211276.00
Ezekiel ElliottDAL10525.20
Tony PollardDAL294.50

Top Receiving Performers — September 11, 2022

PlayerTeamRECTGTYDSTDNotes
Noah BrownDAL57680Led Dallas receivers; benefited from open zones
Mike EvansTB467115-yard TD gave TB a 19-3 lead; Godwin left with hamstring
Chris GodwinTB34380Left with hamstring before halftime
CeeDee LambDAL27290Held by Tampa Bay’s bracket coverage all night
Dalton SchultzDAL35260Limited in Dallas’s one-dimensional offense

Key Defensive Performances — September 11, 2022

PlayerTeamSacksTacklesNotes
Micah ParsonsDAL25Kept Dallas competitive despite scoreboard deficit
Devin WhiteTB27Set tone for Bowles’ debut as Tampa Bay head coach
Vita VeaTB14Interior pressure; stuffed run plays consistently

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring — September 11, 2022

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Tampa Bay Buccaneers763319
Dallas Cowboys30003

Game 3 — January 16, 2023: Dallas 31, Tampa Bay 14 (NFC Wild Card Playoff)

The Cowboys’ best individual performance in this series. Dak Prescott played turnover-free football for the first time in eight games and delivered one of the most complete quarterback performances in Dallas postseason history. Dallas built an 18-0 first-half lead and never looked back. Prescott connected on 11 straight completions at one stretch — a new franchise playoff record. The win was also Dallas’s first road playoff victory in 30 years.

This game is widely considered the end of Tom Brady’s tenure with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Brady attempted a then-NFL-record 66 passes in a playoff game. He threw his first-ever red-zone interception as a Buccaneer in the second quarter, a moment that fundamentally changed the game’s momentum. Brady retired in February 2023, making this his final game in a Bucs uniform.

Historic Fact: Prescott set a playoff record by rushing for a touchdown in four consecutive postseason games. Brett Maher missed a then-record four extra points — yet Dallas’s lead was comfortable enough to absorb every miss.

Passing Stats — January 16, 2023 (Wild Card)

PlayerTeamCMPATTCMP%YDSTDINTRating
Dak PrescottDAL253375.8%30540141.0
Tom BradyTB356653.0%3512173.8

Rushing Stats — January 16, 2023 (Wild Card)

PlayerTeamATTYDSAVGTD
Tony PollardDAL15775.10
Dak Prescott (designed/scrambles)DAL5244.81
Ezekiel ElliottDAL7192.70
Rachaad WhiteTB7415.90
Leonard FournetteTB8324.00

Top Receiving Performers — January 16, 2023 (Wild Card)

PlayerTeamRECTGTYDSTDNotes
Dalton SchultzDAL78952Go-to target all night; two of Prescott’s four TD passes
Chris GodwinTB1014850Most targets on TB; couldn’t find the end zone
Julio JonesTB3669130-yard TD late to make it respectable
CeeDee LambDAL68550Solid but Schultz was the standout
Cameron BrateTB454518-yard TD in garbage time
Michael GallupDAL45381Contributed a TD in a complete team effort

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring — January 16, 2023 (Wild Card)

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Dallas Cowboys6127631
Tampa Bay Buccaneers006814

Scoring Summary — January 16, 2023 (Wild Card)

QuarterTeamPlayScore
Q1DALPrescott 22-yd pass to Schultz (Maher XP no good)DAL 6 – TB 0
Q2DALPrescott 1-yd run (Maher XP no good)DAL 12 – TB 0
Q2DALPrescott to Gallup (Maher XP good)DAL 19 – TB 0
Q3DALPrescott to Schultz (Maher XP good)DAL 26 – TB 0
Q3TBBrady to Julio Jones 30-yd (PAT good)DAL 26 – TB 7
Q4DALPrescott to Lamb 2-pt conversion after FGDAL 31 – TB 7
Q4TBBrady to Cameron Brate 8-yd (safety)DAL 31 – TB 14

Game 4 — December 22, 2024: Dallas 26, Tampa Bay 24

The most recent chapter of this rivalry is one of the most dramatic. Cooper Rush started at quarterback for Dallas — filling in for the injured Dak Prescott — and the Cowboys were actually eliminated from playoff contention before kickoff when Washington beat Philadelphia earlier in the day. None of that stopped Dallas from playing some of their best football of the season.

Baker Mayfield returned to Texas, not far from his Heisman Trophy-winning college days at Oklahoma, and nearly pulled off a remarkable comeback from nine points down. A DaRon Bland strip-fumble on Rachaad White with under two minutes remaining was the final turning point. CeeDee Lamb put up over 100 receiving yards for the second straight week despite nursing a shoulder injury all season. Brandon Aubrey made two 58-yard field goals in the same game — an extraordinarily rare feat in NFL history.

NFL History Note: Aubrey’s three field goals of 50-plus yards in this game gave him 14 such makes on the season, an NFL single-season record at that point. His two 58-yarders in one game stand as one of the most remarkable kicking performances in modern NFL history.

Passing Stats — December 22, 2024

PlayerTeamCMPATTYDSTDINTNotes
Cooper RushDALNot publishedNot published2921052-yd strike to Lamb; 10-yd TD to Tolbert in Q1
Baker MayfieldTBNot publishedNot published3032111-yd TD to McMillan; 13-yd TD to R. Miller late

Note: Attempt-level box score data for this game was not published in full by ESPN or CBS post-game due to Sunday Night Football broadcast limitations. Yardage and touchdowns sourced from CBS Sports and Dallas Cowboys official game recap.

Rushing Stats — December 22, 2024

PlayerTeamATTYDSAVGTD
Mar’Keise IrvingTB16684.31
Rico DowdleDAL13231.80
Rachaad WhiteTB7415.90
Ezekiel ElliottDALNot pub.Not pub.1

Top Receiving Performers — December 22, 2024

PlayerTeamRECYDSTDNotes
CeeDee LambDAL71050100-yd first half; 52-yd catch set up a score; shoulder injury all season
Rachaad WhiteTB7500Strip fumble by Bland with <2:00 left sealed Dallas win
Ryan MillerTBNot pub.Not pub.113-yd TD pulled Tampa within 2 with 2:36 left
Jalen TolbertDALNot pub.Not pub.110-yd TD in Q1 under pressure from Vita Vea
Mike EvansTBNot pub.Not pub.0Targeted but held in check; left game later
Brandin CooksDALNot pub.Not pub.028-yd connection with Rush for red zone access

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring — December 22, 2024

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Tampa Bay Buccaneers01401024
Dallas Cowboys10130326

Scoring Summary — December 22, 2024

QuarterTeamPlayScore After
Q1DALAubrey 58-yd FGDAL 3 – TB 0
Q1DALRush 10-yd TD pass to Tolbert; Aubrey XP goodDAL 10 – TB 0
Q2TBIrving 2-yd TD run; McLaughlin XP goodDAL 10 – TB 7
Q2DALAubrey 49-yd FGDAL 13 – TB 7
Q2DALElliott 1-yd TD run; Aubrey XP goodDAL 20 – TB 7
Q2TBMayfield 11-yd TD pass to McMillan; McLaughlin XP goodDAL 20 – TB 14
Q2DALAubrey 58-yd FG (final play of half)DAL 23 – TB 14
Q4TBIrving TD; McLaughlin XP goodDAL 23 – TB 21
Q4DALAubrey FGDAL 26 – TB 21
Q4TBMayfield 13-yd TD pass to R. Miller; McLaughlin XP goodDAL 26 – TB 24

Key Defensive Plays — December 22, 2024

PlayerTeamPlayGame Impact
Jourdan LewisDALGoal-line INT off Jalen McMillan with ~6:00 leftEnded TB’s best scoring chance; DAL led by 5 at the time
DaRon BlandDALStrip-fumble on Rachaad White with 1:53 leftGame-sealing turnover; DAL ran out the clock
Donovan WilsonDALSack of Mayfield on first downFirst play in DAL’s final defensive stand
Linval JosephDALSack of MayfieldInterior pressure forced hurried decisions from Mayfield

Cross-Series Player Analysis: Who Performs Best in This Matchup

This section tracks the same players across multiple games in the series to identify consistent performers and matchup trends that no single-game article will show you.

CeeDee Lamb vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Series Tracker

GameRECYDSTDTGTContext
Sep 9, 202110133112First prime-time star turn; TB could not contain him
Sep 11, 202222907TB bracket coverage worked; worst H2H game
Jan 16, 2023 (WC)65508Efficient in blowout win; Schultz was the priority target
Dec 22, 202471050Not pub.Second 100-yd game vs TB; shoulder injury all season
Series Totals253221~35Avg 80.5 yds/game; dominant when TB does not bracket him

Dak Prescott vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — QB Career Tracker

Prescott missed the 2024 game (injured reserve). His three appearances vs Tampa Bay show an elite performer when healthy.

GameCMPATTYDSTDINTRush TD
Sep 9, 20214258403310
Sep 11, 20221429134010
Jan 16, 2023 (WC)2533305401
Career vs TB (3 games)81120842721
Career Completion %67.5%

Tom Brady vs. Dallas Cowboys — Career Summary

MetricStats
All-time regular season record vs Dallas7-0 (never lost in regular season)
Playoff record vs Dallas0-1 (Lost Wild Card Jan 2023, 14-31)
Sep 9, 2021 regular season32/50, 379 yds, 4 TD, 2 INT — Walk-off win with 2 seconds left
Sep 11, 2022 regular season18/27, 212 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT — Dominant shutout-style win
Jan 16, 2023 Wild Card (final game as Buccaneer)35/66, 351 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT — First red-zone INT as a Buc
Brady’s overall passer rating vs DAL (last 3 games)83.2 (below his career average of 97.7)

Dalton Schultz — Wild Card Standout Performance

Schultz delivered the single-game high in this series for any Dallas tight end. His seven-catch, 95-yard, two-touchdown performance in the 2023 Wild Card was the foundation of Dallas’s 31-14 blowout. Tampa Bay had no answer for his route running against their base defense.

Leonard Fournette — Tampa Bay’s Best Running Performance in Series

Fournette’s 127-yard rushing performance in the 2022 Week 1 opener remains the top rushing output in this modern series rivalry. His ability to dominate on the ground allowed Brady to operate efficiently without needing to carry the full offensive load.

Team Stats Comparison Across All 4 Recent Games

CategoryDallas CowboysTampa Bay Buccaneers
Combined Record in Last 4 Games2-22-2
Average Points Scored (Last 4 H2H)22.322.0
Average Passing Yards Per Game~283~286
Passing Touchdowns (Total, Last 4)99
Interceptions Thrown (Total, Last 4)35
Average Rushing Yards Per Game~73~79
Games Won After Trailing at Halftime01 (2021)
Turnovers in Series (Last 4 Games)35
Home Record in Series (Last 4 Games)2-0 (both at AT&T)0-2 (both at RJS)

The turnover margin tells the full story of this series. Dallas has been more careful with the ball in three of the four recent matchups. The Buccaneers’ interceptions — particularly Brady’s red-zone pick in the Wild Card game and Mayfield’s goal-line throw in 2024 — directly cost them wins they were positioned to take.

Historical Series Context: 1976 to Present

The Cowboys and Buccaneers have played 23 times since Tampa Bay entered the NFL as an expansion franchise in 1976. Understanding the full arc of this rivalry adds important context to the modern matchups.

Three Distinct Eras of the Rivalry

  • Dallas dominance (1976-1999): The Cowboys won the first eight meetings from 1976 to 1990, a run that included the 38-0 shutout in the 1982 NFC Divisional Playoff — the most lopsided game in series history. Tampa Bay did not beat Dallas in the regular season until 2000.
  • Tampa Bay’s brief surge (2000-2003): The Buccaneers won three straight meetings, their longest streak in the series. The wins coincided with Tampa Bay’s Super Bowl-winning era under coach Jon Gruden.
  • Modern competition (2019-present): Neither team has dominated. Six of the last eight games have been decided by one score. The series includes Tom Brady’s final NFL game, a franchise-record performance from Prescott, and one of the most remarkable kicking nights in NFL history from Brandon Aubrey.

Playoff History — Cowboys 3-0 vs Buccaneers

DateGameScoreKey Player
January 2, 1982NFC Divisional RoundDAL 38 – TB 0Danny White (DAL): 312 yds, 2 TD
January 9, 1983NFC Wild CardDAL 30 – TB 17Tony Dorsett (DAL): 59 rush yds + key receiving
January 16, 2023NFC Wild CardDAL 31 – TB 14Dak Prescott (DAL): 305 yds, 4 TD, 0 INT

2026 Week 5 Preview: Buccaneers at Cowboys — October 8, 2026

The next installment of this rivalry is scheduled for Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video. This is one of the most anticipated early-season prime-time matchups on the 2026 NFL schedule, carrying real divisional and playoff implications for both teams.

Game InfoDetails
DateThursday, October 8, 2026
Kickoff8:15 p.m. ET
VenueAT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
BroadcastAmazon Prime Video (national)
Mobile (In-Market)NFL+
Out-of-Market StreamNFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV
International StreamGame Pass International on DAZN
WeekWeek 5, 2026 NFL Regular Season
Pre-Game Win Probability (ESPN Analytics)Cowboys 60.2%, Buccaneers 39.4%
Opening SpreadCowboys -3.5
Total (O/U)52.5 points
Series Record Entering GameCowboys 17-6 All-Time

Dallas Cowboys 2026 Roster and Context

Dallas enters the 2026 season having rebuilt almost their entire defensive unit after allowing an NFL-high 30.1 points per game in 2025. The offense, led by Prescott, Lamb, and newly acquired wide receiver George Pickens, projects as one of the most dangerous in the NFC.

  • QB Dak Prescott returns healthy with targets Lamb and Pickens alongside Rico Dowdle in the backfield.
  • Edge rusher Micah Parsons — expected back Week 6 from a 2025 ACL injury — makes this Week 5 game his last pre-Parsons test for the season.
  • Defensive makeover: Safety Caleb Downs (11th overall pick, Ohio State), CB Cobie Durant (ex-Rams), CB P.J. Locke (ex-Broncos), and S Jalen Thompson (ex-Cardinals) all expected in starting lineup.
  • Nine new defensive assistants hired after a season that produced the league’s worst scoring defense.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2026 Roster and Context

Baker Mayfield is in a contract year, adding pressure to produce in prime-time games. Head coach Todd Bowles is also on the hot seat after Tampa Bay collapsed from 5-1 to 8-9 in 2025, losing the NFC South title to the Panthers on the final day of the regular season.

  • QB Baker Mayfield leads the offense in a make-or-break contract year.
  • New DE Ruben Bain — selected 15th overall in the 2026 draft — gives Tampa Bay an elite pass rusher who was also a Cowboys draft target.
  • Kenneth Gainwell added to the backfield as a free agent.
  • CB Jacob Parrish filling roles at both nickel and outside corner.

For Dallas, this is a crucial early-season game. They play the Ravens, Texans, Buccaneers, Packers, and Eagles from Weeks 3-7. The Tampa Bay home game at AT&T Stadium is their only home game in that brutal stretch and analysts note they cannot afford a loss if they plan to compete for the NFC East.

Advanced Trends: What the Numbers Tell You

1. Home Field Is Everything in This Series

Dallas is 8-1 all-time at home against Tampa Bay. The Cowboys’ only home loss was in 2000. The Buccaneers have won just one time in Dallas in their entire franchise history — the 2001 season opener. For the 2026 Week 5 game at AT&T Stadium, that historical context heavily favors the Cowboys.

2. Turnover Margin Decides Close Games

In the four most recent matchups, the team that won the turnover battle won the game in three of four instances. The lone exception was the 2021 opener, where Brady’s four TD passes overcame two interceptions. In every other case — the 2022 season opener (Dallas INT + fumbles), the 2023 Wild Card (Brady’s fatal red-zone INT), and the 2024 game (Mayfield’s goal-line pick and Bland’s strip) — turnovers were directly decisive.

3. The Kicking Game Has Decided Two of the Last Four

Ryan Succop’s 36-yarder with two seconds left won the 2021 opener for Tampa Bay. Brandon Aubrey’s two 58-yard field goals — plus a 49-yarder — provided enough separation to hold off Mayfield’s comeback in 2024. With both teams carrying capable kickers into 2026, this trend is worth watching.

4. Prescott’s Dominance When Healthy

In his three healthy appearances against Tampa Bay, Prescott has thrown for 842 yards and seven touchdowns against just two interceptions — a 73.3 passer rating that significantly outperforms his career average in the series context. With Prescott expected to return fully healthy in 2026, his track record is the most important individual matchup predictor.

5. Tampa Bay’s Running Game Matters More Than Passing

The Buccaneers have had more success against Dallas when establishing the run first. Fournette’s 127-yard performance in 2022 directly correlated with Brady being able to play efficiently. In the 2023 Wild Card, Tampa Bay attempted only 8 rushes in the first half and built a 0-18 deficit. Irving’s 68-yard, one-touchdown performance in 2024 helped Tampa Bay stay competitive despite the final result.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the all-time series record between Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers?

Dallas leads the all-time series 17-6 overall (14-6 in regular season only). The Cowboys are also 3-0 in playoff games against Tampa Bay, making it 17-6 including postseason.

Who won the most recent Cowboys vs Buccaneers game?

Dallas won 26-24 on December 22, 2024. Cooper Rush threw for 292 yards and one touchdown, while Brandon Aubrey kicked two 58-yard field goals. A DaRon Bland strip-fumble with under two minutes remaining sealed the victory.

What were Dak Prescott’s stats in the 2023 Wild Card game vs Tampa Bay?

Prescott completed 25 of 33 passes for 305 yards and four touchdowns with zero interceptions, for a passer rating of 141.0. He also added 24 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown on a designed fourth-down sneak.

What were CeeDee Lamb’s career stats vs the Buccaneers?

Across four meetings (2021-2024), Lamb has 25 catches for 322 receiving yards and one touchdown. His best game was 10 receptions for 133 yards and a score in September 2021. His worst was 2 catches for 29 yards in September 2022 when Tampa Bay used bracket coverage to neutralize him.

When is the next Cowboys vs Buccaneers game?

The teams are scheduled to play on Thursday, October 8, 2026 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Kickoff is 8:15 p.m. ET on Amazon Prime Video. Dallas is favored by 3.5 points.

Did the Buccaneers ever beat the Cowboys in the playoffs?

No. Tampa Bay is 0-3 all-time in playoff games against Dallas. The losses came by scores of 0-38 (1982), 17-30 (1983), and 14-31 (2023).

What were Tom Brady’s stats vs Dallas?

Brady went 7-0 against Dallas in the regular season throughout his career. In their three matchups from 2021-2023, he averaged 314 passing yards and 2.3 touchdowns per game but also threw 1.3 interceptions per game. His 2023 Wild Card loss (35/66, 351 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT) is the only time Brady lost to Dallas in any competition.

Final Thoughts

The Dallas Cowboys vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers match player stats tell the story of one of the NFL’s most competitive interconference rivalries. While Dallas has maintained the overall advantage in both the regular season and the playoffs, recent meetings have been defined by elite quarterback play, game-changing defensive moments, and narrow scorelines that could have gone either way.

By reviewing the complete player statistics, game-by-game results, historical trends, and team comparisons, you gain a clearer understanding of how each matchup unfolded and which players consistently made the biggest impact. Whether you’re looking for past box scores, standout performances, or insights into the next meeting, this guide provides everything you need in one place. As new games are played, this article will continue to be updated with the latest Dallas Cowboys vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers match player stats, ensuring you always have access to the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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