Dak Prescott knows he won’t be highest-paid QB, doesn’t feel like he can ask for that

Colombiacowboy · Sep 16, 2019

Jake said:
Looking at Wentz and Ryan tonight, Dak has every right to expect to get paid though.

They looked terrible. No doubt about it.

irishline · Sep 16, 2019

ABQCOWBOY said:
If I'm not mistaken, the team finally finished paying Tony just last season. Tony's been out of the league for three years now. I mean, I can see why people have issues there.

He was on the team in 2016. He was released on April 4th, 2017 as a June 1st cut meaning his remaining bonus (which was already paid) got spread out as a cap hit the following two seasons (2017 and 2018) as would any other player we released as a June 1st cut.

Swanny · Sep 16, 2019

Oz-of-Cowboy-Country said:
What if Dak wins a Superbowl this year without a new deal in place? Can you say 38 million?

If he wins a AB this year sign him to whatever he wants

Colombiacowboy · Sep 16, 2019

jaythecowboy said:
Dak wants a four-year deal like Wentz and Goff but the Cowboys want to push it to seven years. Dak wants more money per year for a seven year deal.

It was reported on NBC sports that Cowboys were pushing for six years, and Dak wants four like Wentz and Goff.

CowboyDAK · Sep 16, 2019

I think his contract should be right in the middle with Wentz and Goff. If he wins the Super Bowl this year, pay him like Flacco’s run.

GroundZero1970 · Sep 16, 2019

So I wonder if the Brees and Big Ben injury will speed up the Prescott deal

rags747 · Sep 16, 2019

lk8701 said:
A man of integrity unlike Tony "cap killer" Romo.

Obviously still living in your head and others Rent Free. We live in Glorious times the past 3 years, let it go and be happy. Such a pleasure to wake up and he is still your

Sevenup3000 · Sep 16, 2019

ultron said:
It was reported he makes $50m in endorsements - I think he can return the favor and give us a lil discount

He does not make 50 million in endorsements. Can we please stop spreading BS like Dak was asking for $40 million. The way that 50 million was calculated is complete nonsense - including potential insurance payouts.

And if there is one person (besides R. Wilson) that should NOT take a discount it is Dak Prescott. Dak was the 77th highest paid QB last year. 77th!

ABQCOWBOY · Sep 16, 2019

irishline said:
He was on the team in 2016. He was released on April 4th, 2017 as a June 1st cut meaning his remaining bonus (which was already paid) got spread out as a cap hit the following two seasons (2017 and 2018) as would any other player we released as a June 1st cut.

You have basically stated what I said previously. What is your point specific to this post? Are you trying to tell me something or are you just confirming what I have already said?

Doomsday · Sep 16, 2019

I don't think his agent got the memo.

32BellyOption · Sep 16, 2019

jaythecowboy said:
Dak wants a four-year deal like Wentz and Goff but the Cowboys want to push it to seven years. Dak wants more money per year for a seven year deal.

Give and take. Each side must do both to get it done. Smart by both sides to if what you stated is true. Dak obviously feels his value will be greater in four years and Cowboys want to stretch it out to seven for cap purposes.

Silverz1972 · Sep 16, 2019

So what are we waiting for? There is an offer out there. He would be the highest paid QB that has not made the Super Bowl.

Stash · Sep 17, 2019

cheftjpeck said:
This is probably true and the reason why the stories about Dak only wanting a four year deal could be true. That way he can cash in again post new cba as well as he thinks he will be worth much more for one more big pay day in 4 years

I think that's exactly what's going on. If the Cowboys want team friendly? No problem. Dak wants a shorter deal. And he wants the chance to cash in even bigger when the new CBA kicks in and the cap goes way up. That seems like a fair compromise.

Darthkuriboh · Sep 17, 2019

tico said:
Love him, but the smiling after the losses drove me insane

he was still having fun playing football. most of the losses weren't exactly on him *shrug*

tico · Sep 17, 2019

Darthkuriboh said:
he was still having fun playing football. most of the losses weren't exactly on him *shrug*

The INT's and playoff losses, that's what got me!

Darthkuriboh · Sep 17, 2019

tico said:
The INT's and playoff losses, that's what got me!

Again, a lot of it wasn't on him. probably 85% of his interceptions were based off of receivers running the wrong route or him having 1.1 seconds to snap and drop back and throw

cowfan · Sep 17, 2019

Dak may not ask to be the highest paid quarterback because that's his agent's job.

Dak Prescott knows he won’t be highest-paid QB, doesn’t feel like he can ask for that

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