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Bill Belichick's comments on Dallas Cowboys roster raise eyebrows

Six-time Super Bowl Champion head coach Bill Belichick gave his thoughts on the Dallas Cowboys' latest loss.

Koby Skillern

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Following the Dallas Cowboys’ latest disappointing loss, legendary New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick weighed in on their situation, offering a remark that could raise some eyebrows.

Bill Belichick's comment on The Pat McAfee Show, “I think there's enough talent in Dallas to get things straightened out,” could be a subtle suggestion that the issue might lie more in the coaching than the roster itself.

Belichick is known for choosing his words carefully, and if he's acknowledging that the Cowboys have the talent, it likely implies that the team isn’t maximizing its potential.

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Could Belichick maximize the Cowboy's potential?

Bill Belichick has expressed a desire to return to coaching in 2025 with the goal of becoming the winningest coach in NFL history.

Currently, Belichick is 26 wins away from tying the legendary Don Shula for the most career wins.

Joining a team like the Dallas Cowboys, with their talented roster, could provide the perfect opportunity for Belichick to reach that milestone while chasing another goal: bringing Dallas its long-awaited 6th Super Bowl.

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