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Dak Prescott Expects To Remain With Cowboys Long-Term

Next Dak Prescott Contract May Be Better Than Mahomes'

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott signed a franchise tag last week that will pay him just over $30 million for his services in 2020. However, according to former NFL executive Andrew Brandt, the 26-year-old could see a contract better than that of Chiefs' Signal-caller Patrick Mahomes when he finally lands a new deal. Prescott threw for nearly 5,000 yards in 2019, while also adding 30 touchdowns and 11 interceptions off of a 65.1 completion percentage. Regardless of his contract situation, with the Cowboys having some lethal options on the offensive end, he could be in store for his best season to date.

Jul 22 · Source via

Dak Prescott, Cowboys Had Late Negotiations

The Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott were involved in last-minute negotiations before the deadline on Wednesday to sign franchise-tagged players to deals, according to sources. The deal was for between $33-35 million annually, with $110 million guaranteed. Nothing came to fruition, so Prescott will make $31.4 million under the tag in 2020, with the two sides likely returning to the negotiating table next spring. They'll also have the option to franchise tag him again in 2021 for $37.69 million. Prescott reportedly turned down around $100 million in guarantees. He's betting on himself again this year to prove he's one of the top signal-callers in the league behind Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. Prescott should be considered a midrange QB1 with plenty of upside in Dallas' explosive offense.

Jul 16 · Source via

Dak Prescott Not Expected To Agree To New Deal

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is not expected to agree to a long-term deal with the team before Wednesday's deadline. Prescott will play under the franchise tag this season, becoming the third quarterback to play under the tag (along with Kirk Cousins and Drew Brees). Prescott will earn $31.4 million this year before attempting negotiations again at a later date. Reports have stated that Prescott has turned down close to $100 million in guaranteed money. If he and the Cowboys can't agree to a deal next year, they'll have the option to tag him again for $37.69 million, but the two sides will likely try to work things out again before then.

Jul 15 · Source via

No Contract Talks Between Dak Prescott And Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and the team have no scheduled talks ahead of Wednesday's deadline for franchise-tagged players to sign contract extensions. Things can change with a quick phone call, but there has not been urgency to get a deal done. It has been reported the Cowboys offered Prescott a five-year deal, but Prescott's side would prefer a four-year deal with options. Prescott is scheduled to make $31.4 million under the tag this season, but may look elsewhere if he is allowed to test the market next winter. Prescott would be just the third quarterback to play a season under the franchise tag and the previous two- Drew Brees and Kirk Cousins- signed with different teams after their seasons. Prescott's dynasty value would be less certain without a guarantee of playing in Dallas's high-octane offense.

Jul 13 · Source via

Odds Against Dak Prescott Extension?

Cowboys Contract Offer Too Long For Dak Prescott

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has been negotiating a long-term deal with the team, but the two sides still differ on the length of the contract as the extension deadline looms. The Cowboys have a contract offer on the table, but it is reportedly longer than Prescott wants. Prescott is scheduled to make $31.4 million under the franchise tag this year, but both sides have expressed a desire to keep the Mississippi State Bulldog in Dallas long-term. Franchise-tagged players have until July 15 to work out a contract extension. Only two quarterbacks have played under the franchise tag --Drew Brees and Kirk Cousins-- and both signed with new teams in their ensuing free agency, which could affect Prescott's dynasty value if the sides cannot agree on a new deal by next week.

Jul 9 · Source via

Dak Prescott Officially Signs Franchise Tag

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has officially signed the franchise tag, committing to stay a Cowboy for at least the 2020 season. Dak and the Cowboys will have until July 15 to work out a long-term deal, but the franchise tag at least ensures that the Dallas signal-caller will report to training camp and other preseason activities on time. The tag will pay Prescott $31.4 million this season, but both sides are reportedly looking to agree on something long-term sooner than later. We know little about what the 2020 NFL season will look like, but one thing we know now is that Prescott will be the one under center whenever Week 1 comes around.

Jun 22 · Source via

Dak Prescott Plans To Sign Franchise Tag By Monday

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott plans to sign his franchise tag by Monday, according to Adam Schefter. The tag would pay Prescott $31.4 million this season and require the quarterback to report to training camp even if the two sides can't agree on a long-term contract extension by the July 15 deadline. This all but assures that Prescott will be under center for Dallas this season, despite the team signing former Bengals starter Andy Dalton as insurance. Prescott was second in the NFL with 4,902 yards last season and enters 2020 as a top-three option at quarterback with some of the best weapons in the game at his disposal.

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