A comprehensive collection of articles and blog posts concerning the franchise quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys Dak Prescott.
The Dallas Cowboys quarterback position has never looked deeper than it does for the 2020 NFL season. Yet, the long term prospects at the position appear nearly as bleak as they had been during the years between Troy Aikman and Tony Romo. This of course is due to the fact that Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys failed to reach a long term agreement and therefore their young franchise QB…
Let me begin by saying that I am a staunch supporter of Dak Prescott and I firmly believe that the Dallas Cowboys made a mistake not getting a long term deal done before the July 15th deadline. Despite my opinion on the subject, I will not be so arrogant as to assume that I could not be wrong about it. After all, I have been wrong about many things before…
The clock is ticking for Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys as the July 15th deadline to reach a long term deal is now less than 48 hours away. While it has been stated that deadlines make deals it would take nothing short of a miracle for the two sides to reach an agreement at this point with neither side reported to have made any recent contact. How did it…
Being a fan of the Dallas Cowboys, “America’s Team”, has a lot of advantages. There a plenty of prime time games, you can find Cowboys gear pretty much anywhere in the country, away games are like home games, and they are always being talked about no matter what happens on the field. Sometimes though, all that exposure reaches a boiling point. Sometimes, the same Dallas Cowboys news topics get talked…
The Dak Prescott contract negotiations have stalled with the Dallas Cowboys for well over a year now and the two sides appear not to be able to agree on either one or more of the following issues: guaranteed money, fully guaranteed money upon signing, or number of years. As the July 15th deadline approaches and still no Dak Prescott contract negotiated, it is growing increasingly likely that the star quarterback…
The Dallas Cowboys were able to secure the services of Andy Dalton on a one year deal for a very small price. It was a good move for the front office and a necessary one. Cooper Rush is not the answer as backup QB for the Cowboys and neither will 7th round pick Ben Dinucci. Andy Dalton is a veteran quarterback who started many games and has had some success…
The Cowboys QB is losing leverage in his contract negotiation and here is why: The tables are slowly turning on Dak Prescott and his agent Todd France as the July 15th deadline to negotiate a long-term deal with the Dallas Cowboys approaches. Prior to having the dreaded franchise tag applied, Dak and his camp had all the leverage; The new CBA had not yet been ratified, Amari Cooper was as…
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys remain at odds over contract talks. The unrestricted free agent quarterback does not have a long term deal in place and the franchise tag is likely to be tendered before a deal is struck. There is certainly a sense of urgency for both parties to get a deal done but both sides reportedly remain far apart in their negotiations. Something has got to give….
The Dallas Cowboys have a new head coach and an entirely new coaching staff, the NFL draft is coming upon us, and yet the biggest story remains Dak Prescott’s contract negotiation. The Dallas Cowboys and Dak Prescott were unable to agree to terms on a long term deal last season and have still not reached a deal to date. The Cowboys missed the playoffs last year but Dak Prescott did…
The Dallas Cowboys have a ton of cap space entering the 2020 season but they also have a long list of free agents to consider re-signing. The top priority is quite obvious and has been for over a year now but beyond that there is potential for debate. These are the top Dallas Cowboys free agents in order of priority heading into the 2020 offseason. 1. Dak Prescott, QB To…