Dak Prescott Faces Backlash for Claiming Cowboys Are Close to Super Bowl Contention

Prescott's optimism about the Cowboys' future sparks debate as critics point to the team's recent struggles and significant gaps compared to NFC rivals.

Dak Prescott stated that the Dallas Cowboys are 'very close' to competing for a Super Bowl, despite the team's 7-10 record in the 2024 season.
Prescott highlighted the Cowboys' historical success against the Eagles, but critics noted Dallas lost both matchups in 2024 by a combined score of 75-13.
The quarterback's remarks drew criticism from commentators and fans, with some labeling his perspective as overly optimistic or 'delusional.'
The Cowboys enter the 2025 season with new head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who lacks prior head-coaching experience, raising questions about the team's direction.
Prescott, recovering from a season-ending hamstring injury, expressed confidence in his health and readiness for the upcoming season.