For most, in 2025, the Dallas Cowboys and Super Bowl don't belong in the same sentence, but try telling that to those in Oxnard with Brian Schottenheimer instilling the belief that this team can reach the NFL pinnacle.

It wasn’t like the Cowboys’ offense was bad under Mike McCarthy, the previous head coach/play caller. Last season, the Cowboys finished 17th in total offensive yards (5,567) and 25th in yards per play (5.0).

Joe Milton said that the Cowboys have been willing to help him, implying that it's "very different" from his season with the Patriots.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is hyping up a former first-round pick who struggled during his rookie year as he enters a crucial sophomore season.

Dak Prescott might be the physical embodiment of where the Dallas Cowboys stand as an organization. Both are rich, famous and desperately seeking postseason success.

Damien Woody breaks down why the Cowboys organization is holding back Dak Prescott from winning a Super Bowl.

There's new sense of competition in Dallas as well. The Cowboys traded for New England Patriots backup Joe Milton, who was universally praised by Patriots coaches for his level of preparation as a rookie last season. Milton is already pushing Prescott in Cowboys camp, which is something that the veteran appreciates.