Dak Prescott remains determined in his pursuit of a lucrative contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys, which spells potential trouble for Jerry Jones. Prescott is still awaiting a new contract from the Cowboys, and in an unexpected twist, Jones addressed the matter at the onset of training camp.

“I’m fully committed. I don’t believe this will be Dak’s final season with the Cowboys. It’s evident. I want to make it clear how much we value Dak Prescott’s contribution to this team. The players tend to perform better when he’s on the field.” Following this, when questioned about his NFL future, Dak hinted that his Super Bowl dreams might ultimately lead him elsewhere.

Could Dak Prescott depart from the Dallas Cowboys? While Jerry Jones stressed that extending Dak’s contract is a priority, the quarterback adopted a more prudent stance, not assuring his continued presence with the Cowboys. “It’s a mutual relationship. They have their needs, and I have mine. I believe I’ve earned the recognition that this is a business. At the end of the day, it’s business. Leaving the Cowboys isn’t something to be afraid of. It could be a reality for me someday. It might not be my choice.”

Why hasn’t Dak Prescott penned a new contract with the Cowboys? He may not secure a new deal with them soon, as he’s set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2025. Jerry Jones is unable to apply a franchise tag, and given the current market for quarterbacks, Dak has significant leverage to potentially become the highest-paid player in NFL history.

If the Cowboys don’t offer that contract soon, Dak will undoubtedly receive numerous proposals next year. Of course, an injury could pose a major issue, but if he stays healthy, the contract numbers could be enormous. “The freedom I possess is to be present.

Make the most of the situation. Believe in yourself. Improve your team. I cherish my teammates. I love that locker room. I love being a Dallas Cowboy. That’s what gives me the freedom and focus. Who knows what the future holds? I’ve faced personal adversities. It’s about taking it one day at a time.”