NFL Latest News & Update: Dallas Cowboys Break Franchise Record for Consecutive Wins in Single Season

The Dallas Cowboys continues to ride on the pig's back after defeating the Baltimore Ravens a 27-17 victory on Sunday's match. The Dallas Cowboys had also broken the franchise record for 9 consecutive wins on a single season in the NFL history.

According to The Followers, the Dallas Cowboys started the 2016 campaign by representing a stark contrast to the 4 wins and 12 losses records. But aided by a strong 2016 NFL draft class and an improved defense, the Dallas Cowboys owned the NFL league-best record and may have acquired two best players in the backfield, quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott.

The Cowboys are now 9-1.

33 of the 66 teams in the Super Bowl era to start 9-1 or better have reached the Super Bowl entering this year. pic.twitter.com/ONraMQEqp7

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 21, 2016

CW 33 reported that Dak and Dallas Cowboys overcame a slow start to get the victory, as Prescott threw for over 300 yards and three touchdowns. "The team had been in some tough games throughout this season and no matter when things go down or up we just keep playing and we take it one play at a time and we all believe in each other," said Dak Prescott.

The Dallas Cowboys owned the game since the start of the 2nd quarter. The Dallas Cowboys scored on their last five drives and made sure Baltimore Ravens didn't have enough time left to stage any sort of miracle comeback. The Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott told in the interview that that's how the team has been playing.

However, prior to this season, half of the 66 teams to start the season 9-1 have reached the Super Bowl, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Given the lack of dominant teams in the NFC this season, the Dallas Cowboys were now voted as the favorite's team in the National Football Conference's Super Bowl representative and also voted Dallas Cowboys as the second-best odds behind only the New England Patriots to the win Super Bowl.

The Dallas Cowboys will face some tough games over the next few weeks. The Dallas Cowboys will host the Washington Redskins on Thanksgiving this Thursday before heading on the road for contests against the Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants.