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Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer took Dak Prescott, Joe Milton, Will Grier, quarterbacks coach Steve Shimko and their families to learn traditional Greek dancing as part of an unusual team-bonding activity. The outing fits Schottenheimer's broader effort to strengthen relationships away from football and build a closer culture in Dallas.

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00:01Dak Prescott and the Cowboys quarterbacks found a pretty unusual way to
00:05work on their chemistry and it had absolutely nothing to do with football.
00:09Head coach Brian Schottenheimer took Prescott, Joe Milton, Will Greyer and
00:14quarterbacks coach Steve Shimko along with their families to learn traditional
00:18Greek dancing. The group danced arm and arm to Greek music and things got even
00:35wilder when Milton stepped into the middle of the circle as plates were smashed
00:39around him. But behind the fun was a serious idea. Schottenheimer has made
00:44off-field bonding a major part of the culture he's trying to build in Dallas.
00:48Explaining that getting players together away from football helps them learn
00:51about each other and ultimately pull together when things get difficult.
00:55Apparently, building Cowboys chemistry sometimes starts with learning a few
00:59dance moves.
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