We answer a lot of e-mail, and most of the same Frequently Asked Questions crop up time and time again. We hope by answering them on this page, you have a place to come back to when you forget an address or fact.

• How can I write a Dallas Cowboy?
  
  Address your correspondence to the Cowboy of your choice in care of: Dallas Cowboys, Cowboys Center, One Cowboys Parkway, Irving, Texas 75063-4727. Executive office phone number is 214-556-9900.
  
  
• Do you know Troy Aikman's e-mail address?
  Even if we did, we couldn't give it out. Troy reportedly spends some time on-line, and hopefully some time at this site. You can always leave him a message and your e-mail address in our chatroom and perhaps he will respond. You'd probably have better luck, though, sending him a letter at the above address.
  
  
• How do I go about getting Dallas Cowboys tickets?
  Write: Dallas Cowboys Ticket Office, Texas Stadium, 2401 E. Airport Freeway, Irving, Texas 75062. The phone number is 214-579-5000.
  Or to Charge by Phone: Rainbow/Ticket Master Outlets - 214-373-8000 or 214-647-5700 (metro)
  
  
• How do I get a Dallas Cowboy to make a public appearance for a worthy cause?
  All such queries should go to Rich Dalrymple, Director of Public Relations at the address above.
  
  
• What exactly are the Dallas Cowboys colors?
  According to the official Dallas Cowboys press guide they are Blue (PMS 281), Metallic Silver Blue (PMS 8280), Silver (PMS 422) and White.
  
  
• How do I write a Cowboy at training camp?
  Address your mail to: St. Edward's University, Campus Mail Box 1064, 3001 South Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas 78704.
  
  
• How do I subscribe to the Dallas Cowboys Official Weekly?
  Call 214-556-9972. Annual subscription for 32 issues is $33.
  
  
• How many Cowboys are members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
  Six -- Bob Lilly ('80), Roger Staubach ('85), Tom Landry ('90), Tex Schramm ('91), Tony Dorsett ('94) and Randy White ('94).
  
  
• What Cowboys are in the Ring of Honor?
  Tony Dorsett ('94), Chuck Howley ('77), Lee Roy Jordan ('89), Tom Landry ('93), Bob Lilly ('75 - first inductee), Don Meredith ('76), Don Perkins ('76), Mel Renfro ('81), Roger Staubach ('83) and Randy White ('94).
  
  
• Is Don Meredith dead?
  No, he's very much alive and reportedly enjoying his private life very much on his ranch in New Mexico.