The 2000 Dallas Cowboys season, the first under head coach Dave Campo, featured several individual milestones despite a 5-11 record. Legendary running back Emmitt Smith set an NFL record with his tenth consecutive 1,000-yard rushing season, while the team enjoyed a satisfying season sweep of their rival, the Washington Redskins. Additionally, the defense was anchored by Pro Bowl safety Darren Woodson and All-Pro guard Larry Allen, helping the team maintain one of the league's most respected secondaries. During the 2000s, the Dallas Cowboys achieved six winning seasons and made four playoff appearances, highlighted by two NFC East division titles in 2007 and 2009. The decade concluded on a high note with the opening of the state-of-the-art Cowboys Stadium in 2009 and the team's first playoff victory since 1996. The NFL's all-time leading rusher and a 2010 Hall of Fame inductee, Emmitt Smith was a legendary running back for the Dallas Cowboys who won three Super Bowls, four rushing titles, and the 1993 NFL MVP award.