Dak Prescott current contract

[Hawkeye0202]

First time reviewing.........My goodness, this kid is practically playing for free. If we don't take financial advantage this, especially with Romos' additional cap money, then shame on up.

For those curious, see list of Cowboys 2020 free agent ( same year Dak) below.......


Dak Prescott signed a 4 year, $2,723,393 contract with the Dallas Cowboys, including a $383,393 signing bonus, $383,393 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $680,848. In 2017, Prescott will earn a base salary of $540,000, while carrying a cap hit of $635,848 and a dead cap value of $287,545.

CONTRACT TERMS:4 yr(s) / $2,723,393 SIGNING BONUS$383,393 AVERAGE SALARY$680,848 GTD AT SIGN:$383,393 TOTAL GTD:$383,393 FREE AGENT:2020 / UFA



http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/dallas-cowboys/dak-prescott-19089/



Dez Bryant WR 29 DAL TBD $14,000,000 UFA
La'el Collins RT 24 DAL TBD $7,700,000 UFA
Sean Lee OLB 31 DAL TBD $7,000,000 UFA
Orlando Scandrick CB 30 DAL TBD $3,800,000 UFA
Byron Jones CB 25 DAL TBD - UFA
Jeff Heath FS 26 DAL TBD $1,917,750 UFA
Jaylon Smith ILB 22 DAL TBD $1,623,743 UFA
Maliek Collins DT 22 DAL TBD $887,545 UFA
Charles Tapper DE 24 DAL TBD $739,470 UFA
Dak Prescott QB 24 DAL TBD $680,848 UFA
Anthony Brown CB 23 DAL TBD $618,737 UFA
Kavon Frazier S 23 DAL TBD $610,089 UFA

 

[Ranching]

Thanks! Interesting stuff.

 

[diefree666]

that is what happens when you are a FOURTH ROUND DRAFT PICK.

 

[Bowdown27]

He’ll get a big deal by the end of the contract. He’s 20-9 so far in his career. Once zeke is back he’ll only get better driving the bus. We had momentum going when zeke was suspended 5-3 and big games ahead but the cards haven’t been dealt our way

 

[Longboysfan]

Neither have the holding calls.

 

[robjay04]

We had essentially one more season after this year to take advantage of it.

After next season, he can negotiate which means he can hold out.

Dak doesn’t seem like the kind of guy that will hold out but when you’re being paid a fraction of your worth, you could make that decision.

 

[diefree666]

We had essentially one more season after this year to take advantage of it.

After next season, he can negotiate which means he can hold out.

Dak doesn’t seem like the kind of guy that will hold out but when you’re being paid a fraction of your worth, you could make that decision.

He knows Jerry will come up with the coin. that is one thing that players know- Jerry Jones will pay you.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

We had essentially one more season after this year to take advantage of it.

After next season, he can negotiate which means he can hold out.

Dak doesn’t seem like the kind of guy that will hold out but when you’re being paid a fraction of your worth, you could make that decision.

Excellent point! My guess......FO will offer a mid-range deal 2019. But if he put together a 2018 season similar to 2016, you can throw that out the window.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

It just seems odd how other teams can spend in free agency and we either don't or never have enough money. Now we have a young QB playing at a relatively high level making pennies and we can't take advantage?

 

[Aven8]

Now you realize why Dak signs all these endorsement deals. Mans gotta eat!

 

[Bigdog]

There is a Tapper sighting, lol.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Now you realize why Dak signs all these endorsement deals. Mans gotta eat!

yea got a family to feed .....lol

 

[Eddie]

Bryant and Collins are UFA. Bye-bye.

Draft their replacements. Get some mid-level FA's to fill the gap. 7.7 mil for Collins?

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

Bryant and Collins are UFA. Bye-bye.

Draft their replacements. Get some mid-level FA's to fill the gap. 7.7 mil for Collins?

No they're not And they're not going to be replaced by mid level anything.

 

[dallasdave]

First time reviewing.........My goodness, this kid is practically playing for free. If we don't take financial advantage this, especially with Romos' additional cap money, then shame on up.

For those curious, see list of Cowboys 2020 free agent ( same year Dak) below.......


Dak Prescott signed a 4 year, $2,723,393 contract with the Dallas Cowboys, including a $383,393 signing bonus, $383,393 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $680,848. In 2017, Prescott will earn a base salary of $540,000, while carrying a cap hit of $635,848 and a dead cap value of $287,545.

CONTRACT TERMS:4 yr(s) / $2,723,393 SIGNING BONUS$383,393 AVERAGE SALARY$680,848 GTD AT SIGN:$383,393 TOTAL GTD:$383,393 FREE AGENT:2020 / UFA



http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/dallas-cowboys/dak-prescott-19089/



Dez Bryant WR 29 DAL TBD $14,000,000 UFA
La'el Collins RT 24 DAL TBD $7,700,000 UFA
Sean Lee OLB 31 DAL TBD $7,000,000 UFA
Orlando Scandrick CB 30 DAL TBD $3,800,000 UFA
Byron Jones CB 25 DAL TBD - UFA
Jeff Heath FS 26 DAL TBD $1,917,750 UFA
Jaylon Smith ILB 22 DAL TBD $1,623,743 UFA
Maliek Collins DT 22 DAL TBD $887,545 UFA
Charles Tapper DE 24 DAL TBD $739,470 UFA
Dak Prescott QB 24 DAL TBD $680,848 UFA
Anthony Brown CB 23 DAL TBD $618,737 UFA
Kavon Frazier S 23 DAL TBD $610,089 UFA

Good stuff, thanks for posting and sharing with the rest of the board.

 

[LittleD]

We should offer Dez a lowered/restructured contract close to the June 1st cut date. If he balks, cut him on May 31st
after all the FA money dries up. Stephen might have to play a little hard ball.

 

[Nightman]

50% of the League are on rookie deals and make 2m for their first 4 years

50% of the team makes 10% of the salary cap......... bottom 26 guys make 17-19m

QBs average 10% of the cap

I would offer Dak 4/60m after 2018...... the earliest you can extend him..... I would guarantee the whole 60m... just to see if he has the stones to turn down 60m guaranteed after watching ARod, Wentz, DWatson etc getting hurt

 

[CyberB0b]

It just seems odd how other teams can spend in free agency and we either don't or never have enough money. Now we have a young QB playing at a relatively high level making pennies and we can't take advantage?

The Cowboys have plenty of room if they need it. They design their contracts so that they can restructure over and over. It kicks the can down the road, but with the cap expanding every year, it makes sense to do it that way.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

50% of the League are on rookie deals and make 2m for their first 4 years

50% of the team makes 10% of the salary cap......... bottom 26 guys make 17-19m

QBs average 10% of the cap

I would offer Dak 4/60m after 2018...... the earliest you can extend him..... I would guarantee the whole 60m... just to see if he has the stones to turn down 60m guaranteed after watching ARod, Wentz, DWatson etc getting hurt

Good question......add let's say $25-30M signing bonus may be hard to turn down. But remember if he waits one more year, he either gets paid or tagged. That could $25m by 2020.......so he could make practically the same amount with two tags vs your 4-year scenario.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

The Cowboys have plenty of room if they need it. They design their contracts so that they can restructure over and over. It kicks the can down the road, but with the cap expanding every year, it makes sense to do it that way.

That's nice a sweet but where's the extra dividend ..........lol