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'''Tom Landry''' was the coach of the [[Dallas Cowboys]] for many years guiding them to 5 [[Super Bowl]]s and winning 2.  With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third winningest coach in history.  Tom created the [[4-3 defense]], and the [[flex defense]] for the Dallas Cowboys.  A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his [[Christian]] [[faith]] being a member of the Fellowship of Christian athletes.  Passing away in 2000 from [[Leukemia]], he is survived by his long time wife Alicia.
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'''Tom Landry''' was the coach of the [[Dallas Cowboys]] for many years, guiding the team to five [[Super Bowl]]s and winning two.  With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third-winningest coach in history.  Tom created the [[4-3 defense]], and the [[flex defense]] for the Dallas Cowboys.  A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his [[Christian]] [[faith]] by being a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.  Passing away in 2000 from [[Leukemia]], he is survived by his longtime wife Alicia.
  
  

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Tom Landry was the coach of the Dallas Cowboys for many years, guiding the team to five Super Bowls and winning two. With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third-winningest coach in history. Tom created the 4-3 defense, and the flex defense for the Dallas Cowboys. A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his Christian faith by being a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Passing away in 2000 from Leukemia, he is survived by his longtime wife Alicia.