A Dallas Cowboys quarterback reunion ocurred on Tuesday with current starter Dak Prescott and Pro Hall of Famer Troy Aikman coming together as honorary chairmen for the The Children's Cancer Fund "A Knight to Remember" Gala.

After crediting the rival Eagles for winning a second Super Bowl in eight years, QB Dak Prescott said the Cowboys are "very close" to winning one of their own.

Prescott saw the Eagles’ Saquon Barkley rush for 2,005 yards last season, 100 yards away from the single-season rushing mark. He noticed how his former offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore, evolved into making sure the running game is a priority. Let’s not even discuss Derrick Henry.

Despite losing two meetings this season by a combined 75-13 and watching the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LIX, Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott maintains that the teams are "very close."

The Philadelphia Eagles were crowned Super Bowl champions for the second time in eight seasons, and the quarterback of an NFC East rival believes his team could be next.

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Jerry Jones described it as a 'shocker' to be at the Super Bowl without the Cowboys in it, but judging by the lack of aggression in free agency this past season, it seems like Jones was the only one caught off guard.