This offseason, the Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott will have a significant contract issue to figure out. There was a lot of discussion over a potential extension following this. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, has clarified this matter further, though. Continue reading to learn more.
No Deal Is Coming From Dallas Cowboys
Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reports that a deal does not appear to be imminent. According to Rapoport, Jones and the Cowboys have a “mutual understanding” of the terms of the contract. Jones did not, however, imply that they will now come to an agreement:
Dak Prescott’s Contract Situation
What is Dak Prescott’s current contract situation? Well, his contract is still in effect for another year. His basic compensation alone is expected to exceed $29 million.
What appears to be the issue, though, is the salary the Cowboys must give him beyond 2024. According to earlier rumors, Dallas could need to pay Prescott about $60 million annually in order to secure his long-term contract. The Cowboys may want more time to consider if Prescott is worth that much money, as this report suggests.
