Dak Prescott, the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, may be playing his final season with the team in 2024. While nothing is set in stone, negotiations for a long-term contract extension have not progressed, and Prescott is preparing for the possibility of moving on after the upcoming season. Despite uncertainty about his future with the Cowboys, Prescott remains focused on playing his best and improving as a player for the team.
Speaking at the Children’s Cancer Fund Gala, Prescott acknowledged that his time with the Cowboys may be coming to an end. While he expressed his love for the game and the team, he is also open to the possibility of playing elsewhere in the future. The Cowboys have previously indicated that they do not want Prescott to hit free agency, but as of now, no concrete steps have been taken to secure his long-term future with the team.
Prescott is entering the final year of his current contract, which he signed in 2021 for $160 million over four seasons. Despite initial optimism about reaching a new deal in March, negotiations have stalled, leading to uncertainty about Prescott’s future with the team. The quarterback remains focused on the present moment and improving as a player, leaving negotiations up to his agent and team owner Jerry Jones.
The 2023 season was a standout year for Prescott, with career-high statistics in completions, completion percentage, touchdown passes, and total passing yards. Despite a disappointing end to the season with a loss in the NFC Wild Card game, Prescott showed his potential as a top-tier quarterback in the league. As the 2024 season approaches, the Cowboys’ actions during the NFL draft and offseason will provide more insight into their plans for Prescott and the future direction of the team.
While Prescott’s future with the Cowboys remains uncertain, he is focused on continuing to improve as a player and lead the team to success in the upcoming season. Negotiations for a long-term contract extension have yet to progress, leaving the quarterback’s future with the team in question. As Prescott prepares for what could be his final season in Dallas, he remains committed to giving his best and showcasing his skills on the field, regardless of where his NFL career may take him after 2024.
