I guess Dak Prescott is gonna be the Cowboys Quarterback next year

big dog cowboy · Nov 25, 2020

DandyDon52 said:
from what I read dak has turned down all the contract offers, including the early ones.

True but we also know he rushed to sign the last offer but didn't get the contract signed in time.

DandyDon52 · Nov 25, 2020

big dog cowboy said:
True but we also know he rushed to sign the last offer but didn't get the contract signed in time.

dak and his agent expected jones boys to cave, as did many here, and by the time he realized they were not caving it was too late to get anything done.

America's Cowboy · Nov 25, 2020

DandyDon52 said:
dak and his agent expected jones boys to cave, as did many here, and by the time he realized they were not caving it was too late to get anything done.

Dak and his agent got greedy, as did Jerry and Stephen. Dak's injury, coupled with how next year's salary cap is expected to lower, should help Jerry and Stephen to offer Dak a lower per yearly average contract to Dak this upcoming offseason. I would say anywhere between $30 - $33 mil/year would be more than fair, plus for sure for at least 5 years. Dak would be foolish and selfish not to accept it considering his injury and how it could limit his ability to run with the football going forward. The good thing Dak is a lifelong Cowboys fan and wants to remain here, so I see a pretty good deal being worked out for both parties after this season is finished.

PAPPYDOG · Nov 25, 2020

America's Cowboy said:
Dak and his agent got greedy, as did Jerry and Stephen. Dak's injury, coupled with how next year's salary cap is expected to lower, should help Jerry and Stephen to offer Dak a lower per yearly average contract to Dak this upcoming offseason. I would say anywhere between $30 - $33 mil/year would be more than fair, plus for sure for at least 5 years. Dak would be foolish and selfish not to accept it considering his injury and how it could limit his ability to run with the football going forward. The good thing Dak is a lifelong Cowboys fan and wants to remain here, so I see a pretty good deal being worked out for both parties after this season is finished.

Just like you got slammed when he ended up with the Tag you will once again come the Spring be.....

Dak is as good as gone and your fairy tale Dak-World will once again come crashing down to reality!!!!

America's Cowboy · Nov 25, 2020

PAPPYDOG said:
Just like you got slammed when he ended up with the Tag you will once again come the Spring be.....

Dak is as good as gone and your fairy tale Dak-World will once again come crashing down to reality!!!!

Go back to your eagle's nest and worry about your extreme failure of a QB, Wince!

DandyDon52 · Nov 25, 2020

America's Cowboy said:
Dak and his agent got greedy, as did Jerry and Stephen. Dak's injury, coupled with how next year's salary cap is expected to lower, should help Jerry and Stephen to offer Dak a lower per yearly average contract to Dak this upcoming offseason. I would say anywhere between $30 - $33 mil/year would be more than fair, plus for sure for at least 5 years. Dak would be foolish and selfish not to accept it considering his injury and how it could limit his ability to run with the football going forward. The good thing Dak is a lifelong Cowboys fan and wants to remain here, so I see a pretty good deal being worked out for both parties after this season is finished.

Well it is hard to predict, as things may change between now and then.
dak may not take 33 mil a year, or the 5 year deal, or he might, hard to say.
I would think he would, but you never know.

USArmyVet · Nov 25, 2020

JJHLH1 said:
Thank goodness we can now put the Trevor Lawrence foolishness behind us.

We sign Dak and start breaking NFL passing records again.

All while the team remains mediocre at best.....but hey, at least Dak gets his personal stats and his lover fans cheer.

tyke1doe · Nov 25, 2020

Pessimist_cowboy said:
Guess I need to change my avatar.

jnday · Nov 25, 2020

CT Dal Fan said:
If Dallas has a top five pick they have to go best player available regardless of position. I wouldn't trade down unless a number one in 2022 is part of the deal. CeeDee Lamb is proof you don't have to draft for need in order to hit it big on a draft choice.

Lamb is a great example of taking the best player on the board instead of the best player at a certain position. There was no defensive player that would have made a comparable impact.

jnday · Nov 25, 2020

rocyaice said:
Not scared of failure I'm just being realist. Chances of you getting another Dak are slim.

I certainly hope so. I want a better QB than Dak and Lawrence or maybe even Wilson could have much better careers than Dak.

jnday · Nov 25, 2020

Bigdog said:
I like him. Just don’t if I would take that high up.

With just a couple more meaningless wins, they would probably have to trade up to get Wilson. It won’t take much for Dallas to totally be out reach of any of the blue chip talent in this draft which is not considered a deep draft at all.

RonnieT24 · Nov 25, 2020

jnday said:
I certainly hope so. I want a better QB than Dak and Lawrence or maybe even Wilson could have much better careers than Dak.

Or they could join the VERY long list of guys who showed out in college but couldn't hack it in the NFL. You can either sign the guy you have who was already a top 10 QB and trending towards top five with a demonstrated work ethic and intellect to have improved by MILES since his rookie year.. and use your draft capital to address areas of far more pressing need. Or you can roll the dice on a college kid who may or may not be able to ascend to the level the guy you already have was playing at while ignoring the glaring holes at other places on your roster.. Good luck with that.

USArmyVet · Nov 25, 2020

RonnieT24 said:
Or they could join the VERY long list of guys who showed out in college but couldn't hack it in the NFL. You can either sign the guy you have who was already a top 10 QB and trending towards top five with a demonstrated work ethic and intellect to have improved by MILES since his rookie year.. and use your draft capital to address areas of far more pressing need. Or you can roll the dice on a college kid who may or may not be able to ascend to the level the guy you already have was playing at while ignoring the glaring holes at other places on your roster.. Good luck with that.

LOL...Top 10???? Top 5???? LOL Okay, keep drinking.

Shane612 · Nov 25, 2020

bodi said:
well if we sign Dak don't expect a SB

I don't agree, or disagree, but why would you say this?
Just curious.

Steve007 · Nov 25, 2020

Eddie said:
I'm a Dak fan ... but not at $41 mil.

We still need a team around him.

Dak lovers don't get that. They don't get that if he gets around 40 million the cowboys are stuck as a mediocre team.

bodi · Nov 25, 2020

Shane612 said:
I don't agree, or disagree, but why would you say this?
Just curious.

well what his record against winning teams ?

TheMarathonContinues · Nov 25, 2020

jnday said:
I certainly hope so. I want a better QB than Dak and Lawrence or maybe even Wilson could have much better careers than Dak.

A lot of things "could" happen. Doesn't make it true however.

TheMarathonContinues · Nov 25, 2020

Steve007 said:
Dak lovers don't get that. They don't get that if he gets around 40 million the cowboys are stuck as a mediocre team.

They were mediocre when he was making the minimum...........stop using his salary as a excuse for why the Cowboys would be mediocre.....

basel90 · Nov 26, 2020

If dalton keeps winning , Dak will have to compromise on his 40 mil + demand or move on . Dak is not elite and is a lesser talent than around 10 -15 QBs out there . And now wirh a serious injury , it is a huge risk to pay him anything like 40 mil + long term .

black label · Nov 26, 2020

Ankles burst to fast when they burst already

I guess Dak Prescott is gonna be the Cowboys Quarterback next year

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