Cowboys Contract Offer Too Long For Dak Prescott
4 years agoDallas 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.
Source: NFL.com
Source: NFL.com