🏈October 13, 1985 Dallas’ Tony Dorsett became just the sixth player in NFL history to rush for 10,000 yards as the Cowboys defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-13 win at Texas Stadium. Dorsett would finish his career with 12,739 rushing yards (12,036 as a Cowboy), currently good enough for tenth all-time and second in Cowboys franchise history.🏈 | Davenport Sports Network

1985-10-27 Atlanta Falcons at Dallas Cowboys (Tony Dorsett 60-yard touchdown run) | On this day in Professional Football History

🏈On January 3, 1983 Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett becomes the only player in NFL history to run 99 yards for a touchdown. Taking a handoff two yards deep in the end zone, Dorsett bursts through a big hole off tackle against the Minnesota Vikings' defense, cuts to his right and then races down the sideline. He avoids being knocked out of bounds on the Vikings 25 and tightropes down the sideline for the score. "I just saw a lot of green," says Dorsett after the Cowboys' 31-27 defeat on

Born on this day (4/7) in 1954: Tony Dorsett (Tony Dorsett 77-yard touchdown run) Dallas Cowboys @ St. Louis Cardinals 1977-10-9 | On this day in Professional Football History

Happy Birthday to #Cowboys legend Tony Dorsett, who was the first player ever to score on a 99-yard run and wasn’t even supposed to get the ball on the play. (🎥 @nfllegacy) | Dallas Cowboys on CBS Sports

Happy Birthday to Dallas Cowboys legend Tony Dorsett, who was the first player ever to score on a 99-yard run and wasn’t even supposed to get the ball on the play 👀 (Jan. 3, 1983) (VIA: NFL Throwback) | Dallas Cowboys on CBS Sports

We provided some hints over the weekend. Now, we can say that the subject of this week's #GoldJacketSpotlight is Tony Dorsett! Full Story: https://profootballhof.me/Dorsett | Pro Football Hall of Fame