TJ Jefferson· Aug 26, 2026
Jefferson believes the Cowboys will win the Super Bowl this season.
“He thinks to me, we're winning the Super Bowl.”
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“He also feels the same way... He thinks to me, we're winning the Super Bowl.”
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