I already tried to explain this. He doesn't get it. Dak has maybe 5 good prime years where he will be able to demand really good money. You figure, Dak takes hits and so his window is likely to be shorter then a lot of QBs but after that period, he won't be making the same kind of money. The longer it takes him to get into the money, the fewer years he will have to capitalize on his opportunities. This poster believes that it's the same deal as Wentz, I seriously doubt that it is as Wentz had two years left on his deal and Dak is basically an FA after this season but I don't know, I haven't seen the details. I think that what we will end up seeing with Dak is one or two years at the end where the Cowboys could get out of the deal. This is where Dak would lose money IMO. If he reaches that point with good health, his chances of getting extended for the big dollars tied to the end of that deal are better. If he's reached the point where he is not the same guy, he likely loses that money and gets a lessor deal. I mean, I've seen that over and over but it's hard to make people accept that or understand it.
This poster is just thinking that the contract will be guaranteed and it is what it is but the truth is that these things usually get extended and that depends on where you are at with your health. We did that with Tony and look where we ended up there. I don't see the Cowboys doing that with Dak, basically making the same mistake but who knows?
