The Dallas Cowboys are turning over a new leaf in 2025, promoting offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer to head coach, taking over from the departing Mike McCarthy. After a disappointing 7-10 season,

Dak Prescott said he believes the Cowboys are “very close” when asked about how they stack up against the Philadelphia Eagles

Former NFL star Troy Aikman has moved to defend Dak Prescott following comments made by the Dallas Cowboys quarterback in relation to how much his team can achieve.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott took a wild swipe at the Philadelphia Eagles following their blowout win in Super Bowl LIX.

The Dallas Cowboys endured a disappointing season in 2024, finishing the campaign at 7-10 and missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020. Meanwhile, their division rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, celebrated the organization's second Super Bowl win after dethroning the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.

Dak Prescott seems to believe that regular-season wins against the Philadelphia Eagles somehow make the Dallas Cowboys a Super Bowl contender.

Prescott is 9-4 all-time against the Eagles, but Philadelphia swept the Cowboys this season for the first time in his nine-year career.

Prescott's comments raised plenty of eyebrows for one obvious reason: The Eagles dominated the Cowboys in 2024.

As of Tuesday, FanDuel Sportsbook gives Philadelphia the best odds (+600) to win Super Bowl LX. Prescott's optimism seems commendable, but he and the Cowboys should admit they're probably not in a position to challenge the Eagles and may be in a rebuilding year.

After crediting the rival Eagles for winning a second Super Bowl in eight years, Dak Prescott said the Cowboys are "very close" to winning one of their own.

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback remains confident in his team's ability to compete against the world champions.