Cowboys QB Joe Milton III grooves with Brian Schottenheimer as team enjoys Greek dance at private party

It seems like the Dallas Cowboys are enjoying their downtime before the upcoming NFL season starts. Recently, the team had a private party. The Επανάσταση Dance Group performed traditional Greek dances for the players and their families. The Cowboys newest quarterback Joe Milton III slayed on the dance floor with coach Brian Schottenheimer.

The Επανάσταση Dance Group posted the picture and videos of the Greek dance party on Instagram on Sunday. The Cowboys players and coaching staff seem to have a good time in the videos uploaded in the post. Milton was seen grooving with Schottenheimer and his QB Coach Steve Shimko.

"We had the honor of performing at a private party for the [Dallas Cowboys] & their families," The Επανάσταση Dance Group captioned the post. "We performed traditional Greek dances for them, and taught them some dances too! What an incredible experience! Thank you Dallas Cowboys for having us!"

Check out the post below:

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Brian Schottenheimer has some good news for the Cowboys fans

The Cowboys' star linebacker Micah Parsons is looking for a huge contract extension. He wants his new deal to match Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb. The LB has been missing the OTAs, but the team's HC Brian Schottenheimer has a promising update for the fans.

Schottenheimer is hopeful that Parsons will attend the upcoming mandatory minicamp. While speaking to the media on Tuesday, the Cowboys HC said:

"He's doing a little bit of traveling, but again, everything that he and I have talked about I expect that he would be here. Like I said, each and every week Micah and I have had great communication, everything I've asked him to do and vice versa, he's followed through on."

"Being present doesn't necessarily mean being here all the time. Doesn't even necessarily mean having to practice. It means being around the guys... The thing that I know about Micah is Micah wants to be here. He's excited about what we're building. He's been a big proponent of that."

With so much going on with the Cowboys during the offseason, it'll be interesting to see how well the franchise performs in the upcoming NFL campaign.