The Dallas Cowboys have Super Bowl aspirations for 2022, and it sure looks like Dak Prescott is putting in the work to break their drought.

Over the weekend, Prescott worked out with his Cowboys teammates in Florida. He posted a photo on social media alongside tight ends Sean McKeon and Dalton Schultz, as well as wide receivers Jalen Tolbert and CeeDee Lamb. Ezekiel Elliott was apparently with them, though he went to the bathroom when the photo was taken.

What stood out in the photo, however, was Dak going shirtless and showing his body … and for good reason.

Prescott looked absolutely ripped, highlighting the training he has done this offseason to make sure he's healthy and at his best for the 2022 campaign.

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For those not in the know, Dak Prescott actually spent the majority of his 2021 offseason recovering from a significant ankle injury that he suffered in Week 5 of the previous campaign. With that said, seeing him in better condition heading to the new season is definitely a welcome news to the Cowboys.

Prescott himself said earlier in June that he's feeling great physically and mentally, even noting that his “confidence is through the roof.”

Of course Prescott and the Cowboys will have to produce results and make sure their work translates to wins come the new campaign. However, Dallas fans have to love what they are seeing right now.

The team hasn't reached the Super Bowl since 1995, and all the Cowboys faithful will surely want to see that ugly streak end for America's team.