The Dak Prescott contract saga lasted all summer. With two weeks left for the deadline, there is still no update as to whether the Cowboys QB will put the pen on paper on a long-term deal anytime soon. There are rumors that strict negotiator Jerry Jones will make Dak Prescott the highest-paid Dallas Cowboy player of all time on the deadline day (July 15, 2020). Reports indicate that Dallas is offering Prescott a lucrative five-year contract worth $ 35 million. However, Prescott and his entourage wanted a shorter four-year deal. Will Jerry Jones be able to keep his star quarterback?
“Jerry Jones looks on Dak Prescott like a good girl in high school”
By appearing on Talk for you alongside Emmanuel Acho, former Cowboys defensive end Marcellus Willey, launched a detailed assessment of Jerry Jones’ behavior against QB star Dak Prescott. Said Willey “I don’t think Jerry is sitting there and fully appreciating what he has at Dak Prescott and it’s not even an indictment about it.” Jerry is a prisoner of his own success. People put themselves in this position, climb the mountain of success, become rich and famous. But suddenly, they become reckless. “
Jerry Jones – A prisoner of his own success?
Jerry Jones should send a thank you note to Andy Dalton for motivating Dak Prescott to avoid the Cowboys’ backlog in 2020. https://t.co/BeaxKIohZs
– Ben Maller (@benmaller) June 23, 2020
The former NFL All-Pro player further highlighted Prescott’s impact on the performance of the Dallas Cowboys in the past two seasons in the NFL. “This is Dak, a team that lost 4-12. He wears them in his rookie season at 13-3 and now he (Jerry Jones) starts to say “ I have this cheap guy, maybe I can ride the slightly different wave in the same place ” and he locks himself up. “
“A prisoner of his own success from before and looking at Dak Prescott as” You’re going to be my savior “cheaply. Right now, Jerry is just lost in his own sauce. He doesn’t fully appreciate what he has right now, “ Willey added.
Dak Prescott joined the Cowboys in 2016. He had a dream rookie season that year when he led the Cowboys to a 13-3 record. However, its shape over the next three years was a bit inconsistent. But Prescott finished last season with 30 touchdowns, 4,902 rushing yards which are the best NFL seasonal stats in his career. However, the Cowboys had a dismal overall season which ended with an 8-8 record.
