Chris Canty: If Cowboys continue on current trajectory they will be competing for a Super Bowl

Name: Chris Canty: If Cowboys continue on current trajectory they will be competing for a Super Bowl
Uploaded: 2019-09-13T10:32:56-04:00
Description: Chris Canty explain why the Dallas Cowboys will easily win in Week 2 vs. the Washington Redskins. Canty believes quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott will make the team hard to beat this season and lead them towards a Super Bowl.

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Chris Canty explain why the Dallas Cowboys will easily win in Week 2 vs. the Washington Redskins. Canty believes quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott will make the team hard to beat this season and lead them towards a Super Bowl.

SEPTEMBER 13, 2019・first things first・1:22

Dak Prescott

Ezekiel Elliott

National Football League

Dallas Cowboys

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Chris Canty: If Cowboys continue on current trajectory they will be competing for a Super Bowl

Chris Canty explain why the Dallas Cowboys will easily win in Week 2 vs. the Washington Redskins. Canty believes quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott will make the team hard to beat this season and lead them towards a Super Bowl.

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