This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys will need to make a number of crucial choices, particularly if they intend to go “all-in,” as team owner, president, and general manager Jerry Jones stated on Tuesday. Stephen Jones mentioned earlier that day that the squad has a lot of fan trust that it has to win back. It goes without saying that America’s Team is facing a very important offseason.
However, Dallas’ ability to fully commit or take any other action will ultimately depend on how they handle quarterback Dak Prescott’s contract issue. They can opt to restructure in a way that puts more pressure on everyone—including Prescott—starting in 2024, or they can offer Prescott an extension that will probably rank him among the highest-paid players in NFL history.
Since this concept serves as the centerpiece of the Dallas Cowboys’ major narrative, it occupies a central position in the NFL media landscape. During our conversation this week, Kay Adams from Up & Adams and I talked about it. The whole video of our talk is available here. Since Super Bowl week is almost here, be sure to subscribe to the Blogging The Boys YouTube channel so you don’t miss any of our future interviews.
Adams addressed us on behalf of P&G and the P&G Battle of the Paddles. This year’s P&G Battle of the Paddles will be hosted by her on Overtime SZN’s YouTube channel starting on Wednesday, February 7 at 8 p.m. ET, live from Las Vegas.
Big bargains are being served by P&G and Lowe’s P&G in advance of the P&G Battle of the Paddles! Fans who spend $50 or more at Lowe’s shops on P&G goods, such as Bounty, Charmin, Swiffer, and Tide, will receive $10 off. This offer is valid until April. See Lowes.com/PGBuy50Get10 for additional information.
Watch Kay every daily on her show Up & Adams (you can subscribe on YouTube here). She told me she hopes to speak with Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb the next week, so it will be interesting to hear his thoughts.
