We asked AI to compare Cowboys legends to Star Wars characters

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Jan 16, 1972; New Orleans, LA, USA; FILE PHOTO; Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle (74) Bob Lilly rushes Miami Dolphins quarterback (12) Bob Griese during Super Bowl VI at Tulane Stadium. The Cowboys defeated the Dolphins 24-3. Mandatory Credit: Tony Tomsic-USA TODAY Sports
Jan 16, 1972; New Orleans, LA, USA; FILE PHOTO; Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle (74) Bob Lilly rushes Miami Dolphins quarterback (12) Bob Griese during Super Bowl VI at Tulane Stadium. The Cowboys defeated the Dolphins 24-3. Mandatory Credit: Tony Tomsic-USA TODAY Sports /

Bob Lilly – Yoda

Defensive tackle Bob Lilly, nicknamed “Mr. Cowboy,” was the cornerstone of the Cowboys’ famed “Doomsday Defense” and the franchise’s first-ever draft pick. Lilly’s wisdom and experience make him an ideal counterpart to Jedi Master Yoda. Both Lilly and Yoda were known for their quiet strength and deep understanding of their respective fields. Lilly’s tenacity on the field and his ability to mentor younger players echo Yoda’s commitment to training future generations of Jedi.

Randy White – Chewbacca

Defensive lineman Randy White, also known as the “Manster,” was a fierce competitor who intimidated opponents with his raw power and relentless pursuit. His on-field persona and dominant play are reminiscent of Chewbacca, the loyal and powerful Wookiee. Both White and Chewbacca were integral parts of their respective teams, providing the muscle and ferocity needed to achieve success.