The low season of Dallas Cowboys Although it has not been marked by bombshell hirings, Yes, it is because of the decisions they will have to make. regarding its veteran stars for the future.
The most famous of them is the case of quarterback Dak Prescott, who is in the last year of his contract with Dallas and the amount of money that is paid to himif the team decides so, it would affect the negotiation of another star element, receiver CeeDee Lamb.
This is how Jeremy Fowler diagnoses it, NFL Network analyst, who highlights that the non-existent approach reported so far by Jerry Jones’ management to Prescott indicates that the team is deeply studying the amount of money they are willing to spend for the quarterback.
“Until now, negotiations with Dak have been described to me as “little or even nonexistent,” Fowler said. “Nothing really has happened, so their actions say that maybe they’re going to wait for this year’s $61 million salary cap and then figure it out at that time.”
The Cowboys have on their agenda renew Lamb’s rookie contract, a young and rising player, already considered among the league’s elite; In addition, they must also consider the same with defensive end Micah Parsons, equally considered among the cream of the crop.
Cowboys will eventually have to pay Lamb. The market for receivers has risen in recent years
Jeremy Fowler, NFL Network analyst
“The Cowboys will eventually have to pay Lamb. The market for receivers has risen in recent years and become more expensive. “Possibly around 30 million dollars annually.”adds Fowler.
Things being this way, it wouldn’t sound unreasonable for the Cowboys Presscott is asked to lower his economic aspirations in pursuit of maintaining a core that allows them to remain Super Bowl contenders, in a division in which they already have tough competition from the Philadelphia Eagles.
2024-05-07 13:10:41
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