Aikman, who is typically cautious and neutral when discussing the Cowboys, sent a powerful message this time by declaring that Dallas is “playing the most complete football since the ’90s.” According to him, the rare balance between a sharp offense and a disciplined defense is the foundation that allowed the Cowboys to overcome two teams led by elite NFL quarterbacks.

“You don’t beat the Eagles and Chiefs by luck. You have to control the game, set the tempo. The Cowboys are doing that with ice in their veins,” Aikman analyzed. His statement immediately spread across social media at lightning speed, embraced by Cowboys fans as the strongest proclamation of the season.

Aikman also praised the maturity of Dak Prescott – who delivered decisive plays under immense pressure. He further highlighted Mike McCarthy’s tactical versatility, which has made the Cowboys one of the most unpredictable teams in the league. “They can beat you through the air, on the ground, or even with their defense. That’s the DNA of a team ready to contend for a championship,” he said.

Cowboys fans, unsurprisingly, erupted with excitement. After years of postseason heartbreak, the Dallas community is bursting with renewed belief. Local radio shows are filled with fans declaring this “the year,” while analysts across the country are adjusting their Super Bowl contender rankings, moving the Cowboys into the top tier.

However, Aikman also offered a crucial reminder: everything truly begins when the playoffs kick off. And that may be exactly why his assessment carries so much weight – it’s optimistic, but grounded in reality.

But right now, after two victories that stunned the NFL, one thing is undeniable: the Dallas Cowboys are no longer just a promising contender. They are marching toward the Super Bowl with a confidence the entire league must respect.