News Report:$59.4 million dallas flop will never be seen in cowboys shirt again

According to ESPN’s Todd Archer, Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones has not affected the team

in free agency, despite quarterback Dak Prescott having a $59.4 million salary cap hit this season.

With a base salary of $29 million this season, Prescott is entering the final year of a four-year, $160 million contract.

Although an extension between him and the Cowboys has not yet been agreed upon, Jones stated that positive

negotiations have taken place, and Prescott has shown flexibility in working with the team. Additionally, he stated

that this offseason, contract negotiations with Prescott have taken precedence.

 

Jones remarked, “I think we can cut and shoot.” “Dak is eager to collaborate with us. We’ve had fruitful

conversations regarding him and his contract. Apart than that, it’s all we will discuss regarding our discussions with him.

We would prefer not to discuss that. Won’t get into deadlines, but it is unquestionably a top concern for us.”

Throughout the first week of free agency, the Cowboys have been rather silent. On Wednesday, they signed former

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Eric Kendricks to a one-year contract, making them the last team to sign a free

agent from another team. Additionally, Dallas re-signed long snapper Trent Sieg and cornerback Jourdan Lewis.

The Cowboys have made few moves, but the ones they have made have been well-thought-out. Kendricks,

Adding Kendricks to the linebacker position gives the Cowboys greater stability because linebacker Leighton Vander

Esch is slated to retire due to neck problems.

The Cowboys still have a lot of questions to solve this summer, and one of the biggest is where Tony Pollard will start

According to Jones, Dallas doesn’t have a

“established back in the organization right now.” Only Hunter Luepke, Malik Davis, and Duece Vaughn had carries

in the previous campaign. The Cowboys have two options: they can sign a running back in the draft or try to sign one

in free agency, even though a number of well-known players have already signed with other teams.

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