Now that the dust has settled around the Dallas Cowboys promoting Brian Schottenheimer from being Mike McCarthy's offensive coordinator to his successor, both Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman and current starter Dak Prescott are ready to weigh in on the hire.

The Cowboys, and specifically Prescott, have big aspirations on their minds. The quarterback even said on Tuesday that he thinks Dallas is "very close" to stacking up against the Super Bowl LIX champion Philadelphia Eagles. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expected the team to make it to the Super Bowl this year.

Despite losing two meetings this season by a combined 75-13 and watching the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LIX, Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott maintains that the teams are "very close."

A Dallas Cowboys quarterback reunion ocurred on Tuesday with current starter Dak Prescott and Pro Hall of Famer Troy Aikman coming together as honorary chairmen for the The Children's Cancer Fund "A Knight to Remember" Gala.

Kellen Moore, the Super Bowl LIX-winning offensive coordinator with the Philadelphia Eagles who was hired to be the next head coach of the New Orleans Saints on Tuesday, can certainly attest to that.

Dak Prescott thinks the Cowboys are "very close" to the Eagles and expressed optimism about new Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer and new Saints coach Kellen Moore.

Quarterback Dak Prescott spent the second half of the Dallas Cowboys' 2024 season recovering from a serious hamstring injury and, thus, worked behind the