Former Cowboys star shocks NFL fans by practically begging for a Dallas return and boldly predicts, “If they make the playoffs, they will win the Super Bowl,” sparking a storm of debate.QQ
The Dallas Cowboys have shaken the entire NFL over the past two weeks by defeating two heavyweight Super Bowl contenders. But the next shockwave came from a name few expected – former defensive star Stephon Gilmore. Just hours after the second victory, Gilmore suddenly spoke out with a powerful statement that sent Dallas and the entire league into an uproar.
According to multiple sources, Gilmore – who played for the Cowboys in 2023 and still maintains close relationships with many players on the team – is practically “begging” for a chance to return to Dallas. No glamour, no evasiveness; he spoke plainly about his ambition after watching the Cowboys explode at the perfect moment.
“I watched them play. If the Cowboys make the playoffs, they will win the Super Bowl, I say it with certainty,” Gilmore declared, creating a shockwave across social media and analysis shows. His statement quickly became a hot topic among experts, many of whom believe Dallas possesses a rare formula for success – an explosive offense, a disciplined defense, and momentum at its peak.
Many former Cowboys players even voiced their support for Gilmore’s opinion, saying the team is entering a phase where their system is tightening and they’re playing with a confidence not seen in previous seasons. Meanwhile, Cowboys fans immediately launched a campaign urging the team to re-sign Gilmore, especially with Dallas lacking depth in the secondary.
Mike McCarthy’s staff has remained cautious in the face of outside noise. However, what cannot be denied is that Gilmore’s remarks reflect a powerful wave of belief spreading through Dallas – an absolute confidence that this team is not only playing well, but is “cold” enough to surge through December and January.
The Cowboys are now entering the most critical stretch of the season. But if Stephon Gilmore’s words are any indication, Dallas is no longer the challenger – they are the team no one wants to face.
And tonight, as the NFL continues to reel from that bold proclamation, one thing is clear: Stephon Gilmore doesn’t just believe in the Cowboys. He believes in a championship journey he hopes to be part of once again.
