When the Cowboys won their last Super Bowl in 1995, even Troy Aikman thought it was just beginning. 30 years later, it was a hard end.

The Dallas Cowboys rushed for just 100.3 yards per game in the 2024 season, 27th in the NFL, and quarterback Dak Prescott is hoping to see the team establish more of a ground attack under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

The three-time Super Bowl champion and Cowboys icon pushed back against the idea that adding a star running back to the team would solve all of Dallas' issues.

Cowboys Nation was underwhelmed by Schottenheimer's hiring, but when he began filling his staff there was a momentum shift within the fan base. MORE: Micah Parsons makes plea to C

Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith isn’t sold on the franchise’s Brian Schottenheimer head coaching hire. The Hall of Fame running back was pessimistic about the future of his former team as it moves from the Mike McCarthy to the Schottenheimer era.

Irvin has been an outspoken critic of owner Jerry Jones' decision to hire Schottenheimer, and he isn't slowing down when it comes to sharing his thoughts on the hire. During Super

Michael Irvin sounded off on new Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer, saying the team needs divine intervention to turn things around.

After the Cowboys hired Brian Schottenheimer as their next head coach, former TE Jason Witten gave his honest opinion on the hire.

Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones told the Dallas Morning News that the team would be looking to make some changes in the quarterback room this season with Lance and Cooper Rush hitting free agency.

Here’s when fans can expect the latest team updates from Jerry Jones and Brian Schottenheimer as the NFL scouting combine kicks off.

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