Don’t forget to have “Thunderstruck” playing. The post 5 Steps To Nailing A DIY Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Halloween Costume ...

Camp Casey, South Korea, July 4, 2002: A Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader rides with the crew of an M1A-1 Abrams tanks at Camp Casey ...

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are a legacy institution in the world of NFL cheerleading, and there are certain expectations for how potential athletes must behave if they want to join the ranks.

In June, Netflix dropped the America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries that shared "the personal stories behind the uniforms, revealing the ambition and drive shared by the ...

Cheerleaders have been a fixture in the NFL for over 60 years, since the 1954 season when the Baltimore Colts became the first team to introduce them at games. Since then, the practice of game-day ...

For what is arguably the most fun holiday of the year, we're pulling out all the stops to make sure our 2024 Halloween costume is the ... dress up as a DCC. The cheerleaders wear Luccheses on ...

The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders attend every single home game, but do not attend the away games. On weeks when the Cowboys play on the road, the cheerleaders often attend other events. Considering ...

This statement left many of her followers speculating about what the future might hold for the beloved cheerleader. After dedicating four seasons to the Dallas Cowboys, including a rise to squad ...

Julissa Garcia, a native Odessan and former Panther Paw and Texas Tech pom squad member, is pictured on team announcement night for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders receiving her uniform for the ...

The women of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders represent generations of blood, sweat, tears and tradition — and now the pressure is higher than ever with the success of their recent Netflix show ...

Of course, the country genre has some history with the Dallas Cowboys, too. Last Thanksgiving, Parton rocked a Cowboys cheerleader outfit as she performed the halftime show for Dallas' game ...

The former Permian Panther Paw and Texas Tech University cheerleader was born and raised a Dallas Cowboys fan in Odessa. Garcia has danced and cheered since she was 2 1/2 years old.