PFT: Cowboys expect to get extensions with all their stars

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Cowboys expect to get extensions with all their stars​

Posted by Charean Williams on May 17, 2023, 7:16 PM EDT

The Cowboys almost always manage to find a way to keep the players they really want to keep, but they now face their biggest salary cap challenge ever.

Receiver CeeDee Lamb and cornerback Trevon Diggs are eligible for second contracts. Quarterback Dak Prescott will need a third contract, and edge rusher Micah Parsons deserves to become one of the highest-paid defensive players a year from now.


https://go.spotnewtech.com/6aee85b0-305e-4715-8c7f-c593fe149089
Can the Cowboys fit all of them under their salary cap?

“I feel like as we move forward it will all be about timing, but we feel like we can work within the parameters of the cap and make those type of things happen,” Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said Wednesday, via Todd Archer of ESPN.

Diggs is entering the final year of his rookie deal, which makes him the most urgent of the team’s stars. The Cowboys exercised the fifth-year option worth $17.99 million for 2024 on Lamb, buying them time with his deal.

Prescott is signed through 2024, but his price only is going to increase with every new quarterback deal.

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[Jumbo075]

They forgot Tyler Biadasz

 

[big dog cowboy]

Prescott is signed through 2024, but his price only is going to increase with every new quarterback deal.

Easily the most stupid thing I read in a very long time. He should get LESS than what he is making now with the promise in writing he will be redone AFTER we win a super bowl.

Longest tenured starting QB on any team in the league, but his playoff record is dismal.

I know it isn't done that way but the lack of W's in January is getting old. Some team needs to draw the line or these QB's will be making $70M+ a year in a few years.