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Skip Bayless: Dak Prescott 'just declared war' on Jerry Jones and the Cowboys (VIDEO)

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Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to reports that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is unhappy that the team hasn't offered him a contract extension yet and might hold out until a deal gets done.

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The team and Dak need to reach a middle ground on compensation. Dak is an all out player and takes huge pride in what he does. Getting tagged probably is hurtful to him. That stated the media hype mongers are coming out of the wood work on his compensation issue. The longer this festers the more Dak's resentment will increase.
 

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The problem with Dak is he wants to be paid like he just won MVP on a championship team when he's an 8-8 mediocre QB. If you want the big pay day you need to earn it, and piling up garbage time stats isn't getting the job done.
 

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There is no way Dak holds out. He will kick, he will scream... and then he will sign the tag, report to camp, and play.

Why? He would be cutting his own throat if he held out. Dallas would draft or sign a QB to cover themselves for 2020– and Dak’s rep and image will take a hit. If that QB had ANY amount of success while Dak sat out— his value in Dallas would plummet.

This is all about his camp trying to angle and squeeze the FO right now. I don’t blame them, and I don’t blame the FO for holding the line. If a deal is going to happen it will happen as deadlines loom.

Once a deal is signed— everyone will be friends again and smiles all around. This is not “war”— it’s just business
 

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The team and Dak need to reach a middle ground on compensation. Dak is an all out player and takes huge pride in what he does. Getting tagged probably is hurtful to him. That stated the media hype mongers are coming out of the wood work on his compensation issue. The longer this festers the more Dak's resentment will increase.

hurtful?

just stop it already
 

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As long as Jerry and Stephen keep PUBLICLY stating that they’re all-in on Dak Prescott being the now-and-future franchise-QB of the Dallas Cowboys, Dak and his agent are gonna ask for the moon.
 

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Todd France playing hardball. Just as he did with Khalil mack and Hopkins. Dak's on the outside looking in. This is going to get nasty.

I hope it does but I fully expect the Jones’s to cave and give Dak whatever he wants.

Then I expect fans to applaud and make excuses for him every year about not having enough around him to win a title.
 

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Fan need to look into this while taking their fandom emotions out of it. Keep this in mind:
1- Owners use the claim "if a player wants to win he needs to work with the team and consider a discount on his contract"
2- Players know owners created this salary cap rule to
(a) make more money and
(b) put pressure on the players in front of the whole world to prove they want to win and take less money

Players know this and this is where they operate from. For them, they are telling the owners "you created this cap and you need to deal with it, I am not taking less"

In a way, you side with the players of course even though they are making a huge amount of money, but they are getting the short end of the stick in a hugely growing business. Teams need to stop this game and take action. I don't like them putting players in such situations in front of the fans.

If he is your QB, give him the money and let's move on. If not, move on, and start plans for the next QB.

That's why the value of coaches and GM is HUGE in the salary cap era. You need good decision makers, good scouting/draft, and of course good coaching to maximize players potential. That;s why I LOVE me coaches like BB, Landry, Jimmy etc .. Every player is expendable with the obvious exception of once in a generation talent of course

To me, Dak did not prove he is the long term solution after 4 seasons and I don't see a reason to spend all that money on him. I truly hope he gets it somewhere else, first he is a good dude, two, he will handicap another team

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Fan need to look into this while taking their fandom emotions out of it. Keep this in mind:
1- Owners use the claim "if a player wants to win he needs to work with the team and consider a discount on his contract"
2- Players know owners created this salary cap rule to
(a) make more money and
(b) put pressure on the players in front of the whole world to prove they want to win and take less money:cool:

Agree and disagree. The salary cap was initiated to keep teams in the bigger markets from acquiring talent.

"To understand how the salary cap came to fruition in the NFL, one must look at the evolution of free agency, because the two go hand in hand and came to the league at the same time. "Unrestricted free agency has been extremely beneficial to players," says Mark Levin, director of Salary Cap and Agent Administration for the NFL Players Association (NFLPA). "It's something that the union fought for over years and years, and we were finally able to achieve. It didn't come easy, though."

Twenty-five years ago, pro football changed forever when it instituted the salary cap. Gone were the days when franchises could stockpile talent for years. In their place was a new level of parity that would transform the league. For a team like the San Francisco 49ers, a franchise that had won four Super Bowls by spending big and accumulating talented depth, there were only two choices: change or perish.

More here:

https://athlonsports.com/nfl/nfl-salary-cap-turns-25-matter-survival-standard-operating-procedure
 

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The problem with Dak is he wants to be paid like he just won MVP on a championship team when he's an 8-8 mediocre QB. If you want the big pay day you need to earn it, and piling up garbage time stats isn't getting the job done.

I want to give this post a half like because I agree with the first sentence, but Dak did more than pile up garbage time stats.

I don't understand the statement that the Cowboys have not offered Dak an extension. How can this be? The must have offered him something, no? Maybe its not what he wants but I find it hard to believe teh Cowboys never went to Dak and offered him any kind of deal. That seems absurd.
 
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