Die-hard fans of the Dallas Cowboys have repeatedly been saying this is their year, only for the Cowboys to either not make the playoffs or lose early. However, NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal is confident that the Texas-based team will finally end their Super Bowl drought this year and is going all-in on “America’s Team.”
In a bizarre take, the four-time NBA champion guaranteed that the Cowboys will win and told Overtime that he will be doing something embarrassing if Dallas, a team worth $10,100,000,000, as per Forbes, fails to win it all.
Overtime brought up Shaq saying in a podcast that he will be wearing the Charles Barkley dress if ever the Cowboys failed to win, to which the former center joked that it must have been AI that made that promise. Instead, he guaranteed the Cowboys will win or else he will be running completely naked in New York.
“We have a shot every year,” Shaquille O’Neal said. “We’re gonna win the Super Bowl this year, and if not, I’ll walk a New York City block butt a** naked… booty buck naked.”
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The Dallas Cowboys have not won a single NFC title in 30 years now, with their last Super Bowl being Super Bowl XXX in 1996, back when Deion Sanders was still playing. Dallas fans have become frustrated as the team has never won one in decades, despite previously having a dynasty back in the 1990s.
Despite losing year after year, the Cowboys are still holding onto hope that they might finally win an NFC title and book a trip to a Super Bowl. The team has been very clear that this is still their goal for this season, which is slowly approaching.
Dallas Cowboys Guard Tyler Smith Says Goal Is Still Super Bowl
It is not just the fans, including Shaq, who are clamoring for the Cowboys to win, but also its players and its staff. This includes Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith, who spoke with reporters as the Cowboys began their training camp back in July in Oxnard, California, and said that winning the Super Bowl has always been their goal from the beginning.
“Super Bowl champions, that’s always the expectation,” he told reporters. “I think it’s a realistic goal, yeah.”
When asked why, he answered the reporters by saying, “why not?”
The team has been close to getting to end the drought last year, finishing 12-5 before losing to the Green Bay Packers.
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