Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith generated headlines recently when he said it is “always the expectation” that the Cowboys will end the season as “Super Bowl champions.” While speaking with reporters at training camp on Thursday, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott offered a strong reaction to Smith’s comments. “If [Smith] doesn’t believe it, or anybody in that locker room doesn’t don’t believe it, then I would ask him to get out,” Prescott said, as shared by Clarence Hill of All City DLLS (h/t Pro Football Talk). “[First-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer] said it day one we showed up. If you don’t want to win the Super Bowl, don’t think we can win a Super Bowl, then don’t come to [training camp] and you’re in the wrong place.” The Cowboys haven’t played in a conference championship game since they won the Super Bowl in January 1996. Meanwhile, Prescott is responsible for a career postseason record of 2-5. He acknowledged earlier in the week that he hasn’t always been as good as the Cowboys have nRead More
Cowboys’ Dak Prescott reacts strongly to Tyler Smith’s Super Bowl comment
