10 thoughts on the Dallas Cowboys winning a Super Bowl in three years

FRISCO, TX - MAY 30: Reigning Indianapolis 500 Champion Will Power looks at the Dallas Cowboys Superbowl trophies on display during a tour of the headquarters and practice facility at The Ford Center at The Star on May 30, 2018 in Frisco, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images)
FRISCO, TX - MAY 30: Reigning Indianapolis 500 Champion Will Power looks at the Dallas Cowboys Superbowl trophies on display during a tour of the headquarters and practice facility at The Ford Center at The Star on May 30, 2018 in Frisco, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images) /
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7. I hate to say Tony Romo, but…

Tony Romo. There. I said it.

Romo is the ghost that haunts Dallas. The Cowboys jumbled a big opportunity to win the big one with him around. Now his ghost haunts the Cowboys. He haunts us. And the haunt won’t stop until America’s Team returns to the show.

Romo is a healthy reminder of what happens when organizations don’t provide nutrition to players around the quarterback.

8. Upping the Eagles

The best thing to come out of an Eagles’ Super Bowl win? Competition. You know this isn’t going to settle down nicely for Cowboys Nation. The team has to dust off their 1995 label and go out and win one.

9. Fat men win championships

Does defense win Super Bowls? Yes. But things may change very soon.

It’s obvious that the best assets in Big D live along the front line. The Cowboys are counting on the offensive line to win. Win what? Championships. That’s what ESPN thinks and you know what, so do I.

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10. So long 1995

Oh, how we’ve waited so long. 1995 was so long ago, but also so yesterday. We live in the past. It comforts us. We hate to admit it, but it’s true. The 1990’s is our record on repeat, and we don’t mind it. Those were the days.

And to say so long the Cowboys must hoist a Lombardi Trophy. Saying so long can’t come soon enough. In three years you say? Not too bad.