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The legendary offensive star, former New York Jets standout and two-time Super Bowl champion, has sent shockwaves through Cowboys Nation by expressing his desire to return to Dallas after becoming a free agentDallas, Texas – November 8, 2025 Nearly a decade after leaving Dallas, a two-time Super Bowl champion and former cornerstone of the Cowboys’ defense has sent shockwaves through Cowboys Nation with a heartfelt confession he wants to come home. After years of glory and battles in different uniforms, the veteran admits one thing has never changed: his heart still belongs to Dallas. A first-round pick in 2012, the former Pro Bowl cornerback was once the embodiment of discipline, speed, and competitive fire. During his five seasons with the Cowboys, he was more than just a shutdown corner he was the heartbeat of the defense, inspiring teammates through his calm leadership and relentless drive to win. Cowboys Rumors: Former Pro Bowl, DPOY Cornerback Could Reunite with Dallas After departing the team in 2017, he went on to win two Super Bowls and earn the Defensive Player of the Year award, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest defensive backs of his generation. Yet despite all the championships and accolades, he says nothing compares to what he felt in Dallas. “I don’t need trophies. I don’t need money,” he said. “All I want is one more chance — to wear that silver and blue again, to walk through the AT&T Stadium tunnel, and to hear 90,000 fans roar one more time. I miss that feeling, that light, that fire when you play for the star on your helmet. And if I have to give up everything to feel that again — I will.” Inside the Cowboys locker room, his name still echoes as a symbol of warrior spirit. Trevon Diggs, one of the team’s young defensive stars, said: “He set the standard for all of us. When you watch his tape, you understand what focus, discipline, and heart truly mean for a Cowboy.” Now at 35, the veteran continues to train relentlessly, waiting for one phone call — just one — from Jerry Jones’ office. One final opportunity to close the story where it began. For him, Dallas has never just been a team.It’s family. It’s home.