Dak Prescott Eyes Cowboys' Super Bowl Comeback

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott remains optimistic about his team's prospects despite the Philadelphia Eagles' recent Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Prescott acknowledged the Eagles' success but emphasized that the Cowboys are 'very close' to competing at the same level, citing his team's competitive record against the Eagles in the past. Although the Cowboys finished the 2024 season with a disappointing 7-10 record, largely due to Prescott's injury, he feels confident with the new head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, who was previously the offensive coordinator. Prescott is motivated by the NFC Championship matchup between divisional rivals, the Eagles and the Washington Commanders, and believes it's time for the Cowboys to step up. Despite the Cowboys' recent playoff struggles, Prescott's belief in the team's potential is bolstered by their past performances against these rivals and their investments in key players. The Cowboys will aim to improve and possibly secure a Super Bowl berth after a 29-year absence from the championship game.