Brian Schottenheimer Makes Bold Cowboys Super Bowl Promise

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Brian Schottenheimer Makes Bold Cowboys Super Bowl Promise

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer made his goal clear, saying, “The Super Bowl next year is Feb. 14, 2027. We plan on being there.” He added, “When we get our Super Bowl rings, I’ll be getting an extra one for my dad,” honoring late coach Marty Schottenheimer, while saying he also wants to win “for Dak Prescott,” “CeeDee Lamb,” and the players who “put their bodies on the line.”

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