Overview
- Dak Prescott's performance in 2023, including leading the NFL with 36 touchdowns, has positioned him for a lucrative extension.
- The Dallas Cowboys have been described as 'pretty passive' in pursuing a contract extension with Prescott, even as they face cap space challenges.
- Prescott is aiming to become the NFL's first $60 million per year quarterback, a significant increase from current top contracts.
- Former GM suggests Cowboys should consider drafting a quarterback as a cost-effective alternative if Prescott departs.
- Cowboys' financial strategy includes managing big contracts for other key players like CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons, adding complexity to Prescott's negotiation.