Former Cowboys star boldly claims team will get back to Super Bowl next season: 'They will be here'

Dallas Cowboys legends Michael Irvin tells Fox News Digital that his former team will be much improved next season, so much so that they will make the Super Bowl.

SAN FRANCISCO – Ever since their Super Bowl victories in the 1990s, the Dallas Cowboys have been the practical definition of mediocre.

The team has yet to make it to an NFC Championship Game since they won Super Bowl XXX three decades ago, but the top receiver from that team, Michael Irvin, sees the vision.

Irvin told Fox News Digital on radio row in San Francisco that he recently had dinner with soon-to-be second-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, and he "love[s] the direction Coach is going in."

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Wide receiver Michael Irvin of the Dallas Cowboys carries the ball against the New York Giants circa 1990 during an NFL football game at Giant Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.  (Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

"I love what he's done with the offense, 'cause we found the offense. Now we just got to solidify and make sure it gets more consistent. And being able to put up 30, 35 points a game," Irvin said of the star-studded group that includes Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Javonte Williams.

The defense was the clear bugaboo throughout this season, but Irvin doesn't want anyone sleeping on them.

"Now, with Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark up the middle, dude, we got a force coming up the middle of the field. We gotta solidify that defense," Irvin said.

Then came a bold prediction.

Quinnen Williams of the Dallas Cowboys runs out of the tunnel prior to an NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium on Nov. 23, 2025, in Arlington, Texas.  (Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

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