Swagger
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I disagree in that there are plenty of ways to force Prescott out.The point of a no trade clause from the player’s perspective is precisely to have control over the team. Dak has it. The team could cut him today and no more money would flow from the Cowboys franchise to Dak’s bank account. He’s long ago received all his guaranteed money. In a week or so the must pay him $5 million. If you think Jerry Jones is going to pay a player money that is not going to play you’re a fool. Jerry played chicken with Dak and his agent once before and got slaughtered. Jerry is old, but his memory is sound enough to remember what happened last time he challenged Dak Prescott. Yes, Dak would call Jerry’s bluff and agree to sit on the bench for a season getting paid a total of $34 million before he and his agent let Jerry Jones get away with a nonsensical threat like “we’re going to pay you $34 million not to play”. Get over it. Dak Prescott does the telling, Jerry does the listening. That how it works when a player is better off with his existing deal than a new one. The Cowboys are going to have to agree to give Prescott a reason to sign a new deal. It is going to be good enough to entice Dak to sign it. Not a penny more.
Who owns the media in Dallas?
If they wanted to the Cowboys could play hardball and leak stories to the media about Prescott capitulating in the games that matter, he's mentally weak, look at the state of him on the sidelines looking like he's about to breakdown as he's so weak mentally etc. They can drip feed stories and narratives that explode in the national media and let's have it right, he clearly struggles to cope with a lot of pressure.
Wasn't there an alleged DUI charge against him before he was drafted - this could suddenly appear in the media and then there's suddenly a narrative as to why he's so mentally weak and crumbles in the play offs.
Take away his locker and leave him out. Let him rot and test the market in a years time. The NFL doesn't sit and wait.
You politely inform Prescott all of the above will happen unless he agrees to a trade. If not then get toxic. He either does one or stays, if the latter then he will never play another down for the Cowboys, his reputation will be shredded and who knows where he ends up and how much money he will be offered in a year.