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Dak Prescott and the Cowboys are committed to staying together in Dallas, but owner Jerry Jones warned the cost is likely a diminished roster around the quarterback in the future.
Prescott is entering the final season of a four-year, $160 million deal and cannot be given the franchise tag under terms of the agreement. None of that is bothering Jones, who said the partnership is certain to continue.
We want Dak Prescott. That’s that. The improvement demonstrated (last season) that there’s more. We want Dak. We think there is room for growth,” Jones said Tuesday in a pre-draft press conference. “Dak, quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, I wouldn’t even blink on that.”
Prescott finished second in NFL MVP voting in 2023. He said last week “real negotiations” with the Cowboys haven’t begun but he has a $55.445 million salary cap hit that could be reduced with a long-term extension.