Currently sitting in second place of the NFC, the Dallas Cowboys are in great shape to make a deep run in the postseason. With the NFC South already clinched, it's time for Dallas to fight for the top seed and earn as many home games as possible. Star receiver Amari Cooper opens up on his thoughts on this team.

According to Jon Machota, Amari Cooper believes the Cowboys are a “rare” team in the league right now. The veteran receiver claims he has “never been on a team like this,” which is something Dallas fans will love hearing.

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It's noteworthy that Cooper played for the Alabama Crimson Tide. That's one of the most prestigious football programs in college sports. Cooper has been around a winning culture before. However, he apparently didn't see that during his time with the, then, Oakland Raiders. Now that he's in his fourth season with the Cowboys, Cooper sees the winning culture in Dallas.

It's hard to disagree with him. The Cowboys have one of the league's best offenses and the defense is wreaking havoc amongst their opponents. This is the best we've seen Dallas in decades and Cooper realizes that as his team is preparing for the playoffs.

This type of insight is exactly what Cowboys fans want to hear. It's been a while since we've seen this franchise at the top of the league, in terms of Super Bowl contention. Everything is rolling on all cylinders right now and there is no reason to believe they'll slow down anytime soon.