There is no bigger hype guy for the Cowboys than owner and general manager Jerry Jones.
Following the Thursday, 45-10, win over the Washington Commanders, Dak Prescott stuffed his face with turkey and Jones doubled down on the team’s chances to win the Super Bowl.
“Yes. Yes, it can,” Jones said via Pro Football Talk. “There’s four or five others at least that can win it, too, that are sitting there that some of them we’ve got to play and some of them we’ll go by to get one. But this team is certainly capable of winning the whole thing.”
Prescott was sensational in the pocket completing 22 of 32 passes for 331 yards and utilizing his offense.
As far as the next couple of games go, the team will have their work cut out for them. Jones believes the Cowboys are ready.
“I think we have prepared to play the toughest part of the year,” Jones said. “We’re preparing and have prepared to go into the playoffs and that was always going to be a tough part. So, it will be tough.”
Dallas faces the Seattle Seahawks before the month’s end and then the Philadelphia Eagles who have a 9-1 record on the season.
“It’s on par with anything I’ve ever seen. Our health, our talent level, along with the thing that happens when you start as a team to see each other, depend on each other and make plays,” Jones said. “I wouldn’t dare have tried to be here right now and try to be in better shape for the rest of the year [than we are right now].”
