DeMarcus Lawrence addressed his past critiques of the Dallas Cowboys days before playing the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — It didn’t take long for DeMarcus Lawrence to get the most anticipated question on Super Bowl LX opening night. The first question for Lawrence was about his former employer. Did he have anything to say now that he’s a victory away from the Lombardi Trophy?

Since defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX, the Cowboys have won just five playoff games and have not advanced beyond the NFC divisional round. In fact, the Cowboys' conference title game drought is the longest in the NFC and the third longest in the entire NFL .

Who you got? I think Seattle will win, but I’m rooting for New England. It’s Super Bowl week, so I figured it’s finally time to talk about the Super Bowl. Here’s the question I want you folks to answer today: Who are you rooting for in Super Bowl LX?

SAN FRANCISCO — Much of the attention during Super Bowl week is usually on the star players like Drake Maye and Rockwall’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba for good reason. But if history is any indication, some lesser-known players could have a big impact on the Super Bowl on Sunday between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.

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