Dak Prescott Trade Rumors to Browns Disputed by Credible Sources

Reports of the Dallas Cowboys negotiating a trade of Dak Prescott to the Cleveland Browns have been refuted, with financial and contractual barriers making a deal unlikely.

Rumors surfaced suggesting the Dallas Cowboys were negotiating a trade of quarterback Dak Prescott to the Cleveland Browns, reportedly involving Greg Newsome II and draft picks.
NFL Network's Jane Slater and other credible sources confirmed that the Cowboys are not actively pursuing such a trade, calling the rumors 'fake news.'
Prescott's contract includes a full no-trade clause, giving him the ability to veto any potential deal, further complicating the feasibility of a trade.
The financial implications for both teams are significant, with the Cowboys facing a $95.3 million dead cap hit if they trade Prescott before June 1, 2025, and the Browns having limited cap space to absorb his contract.
The Cleveland Browns, dealing with Deshaun Watson's injury, are expected to address their quarterback needs in the 2025 NFL Draft, where they hold the No. 2 overall pick.