A collection of articles and blog posts concerning the status of the Dallas Cowboys franchise quarterback Dak Prescott contract and extension and contract negotiation.
According to NFL Network reporter Jane Slater, Dak Prescott is seeking a $40 million per year contract extension after turning down an offer of $30 million per season. This report has incited a firestorm of reactions from Cowboys fans and members of the media but is it really a cause for concern? Is Dak out of his mind or are he and his camp just playing hardball? On the surface…
The Ezekiel Elliott holdout came as a surprise to many, including apparently the Dallas Cowboys front office. Now that the August 6th deadline has passed, a date that was believed to be significant as an indication of whether or not Zeke would be willing to miss games this season, it appears that it could go on well into the 2019 regular season. That story line is one of many distractions…
Dallas Cowboy fans should be excited about the fact that they are loaded with young talented players. Instead of excitement though, Cowboy fans are constantly worrying about the salary cap and which players they can and cannot afford to extend for the future. Three players in particular are at the center of this concern; Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and Amari Cooper. All three players are due extensions but none of…
The Dallas Cowboys young QB Dak Prescott is up for a contract extension and that has caused some serious debate among Cowboy fans. Already one of the more polarizing players in franchise history, once Dak does get signed to a lucrative long term deal his critics will have more fuel to add to the fire. The expectation based on the current QB market is that his new deal could be…
If you are a fan of the Dallas Cowboys chances are that you fall into one of 2 categories. The first is the group that believe that Dak Prescott IS the franchise QB of the Dallas Cowboys and should be secured to a lucrative contract at the conclusion of his rookie deal. The second are the Dak Prescott critics who believe that the Cowboys should look to find his replacement…