Dallas Cowboys tickets are in prime position to bring Dallas football fans back to the promised land. That’s the promised land of Super Bowl XLI. While the Cowboys have recovered from their role as NFC pushovers since Bill Parcells began to work his magic on the team, the Cowboys failed to make the playoffs in 2005, finishing at 9-7 behind the Redskins and the Giants. Rest assured that Parcells wasn’t happy. As a result, Jerry Jones blew a bundle of his hard earned cash, tapping the free agent market in a big way by signing the most controversial football player to hit the NFL in years: Terrell Owens.