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Cowboys Camp Notebook As Dak Prescott Goes NSFW with Talk of 'Super Bowl Motivation'

The Dallas Cowboys' training camp in Oxnard is off and running with Brian Schottenheimer undertaking the challenges of his first summer as an NFL head coach.

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Dak Prescott speaks clearly to Cowboys owner and teammates about Super Bowl aspirations

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Dak Prescott is "[expletive] motivated” to lead the Cowboys to the Super Bowl

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Cowboys reveal new plans for Dak Prescott's 'here we go' pre-snap cadence

"You guys asked me this in the spring... I said we always tweak our cadence, but for those 'here we go' lovers out there, there will be some 'here we go's', but they'll also be some maybe things that...

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Dak Prescott going into the season healthy and focused on winning

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Dak Prescott’s message to Micah Parsons amid Cowboys contract feud

Scottie Scheffler admits he would swap a major to see the Cowboys win the Super Bowl

During a recent interview, the world's number one golfer, Scottie Scheffler, made it clear that his passion for the Dallas Cowboys goes beyond the green In a moment of sincerity, t

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Cowboys superfan Scottie Scheffler would make major sacrifice for Super Bowl win

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler, a Dallas Cowboys superfan, said he would give away one of his prized possessions for a Super Bowl win by America's Team.

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Scottie Scheffler, admitted Cowboys fan, would do unthinkable for Super Bowl win

World No. 1 golfer and Cowboys fan Scottie Scheffler would trade one of his major championships for a Dallas Super Bowl victory.

Scottie Scheffler Says He'd Trade 1 Major Championship for Cowboys Super Bowl Win

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler revealed that he'd pay a hefty price to see the Dallas Cowboys win one more Super Bowl.

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Cowboys make shocking error on retro Super Bowl shirt at training camp

The Dallas Cowboys have made a rather egregious error with a t-shirt celebrating their last Super Bowl win. Dallas Cowboys head coach Barry Switzer holds the Lombardi trophy while talking to NBC sportscaster Greg Gumbel after a victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX / The Arizona Republic-Imagn Images