After opening the offseason with a tone of optimism regarding continuing his career in Dallas past this season, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott seems much more open to the possibility of taking his talents elsewhere after 2024.
But that confidence was thrown into question over the course of the month. Owner Jerry Jones said, “I don’t fear that,” when asked about this season possibly being Prescott’s last in Dallas, followed by reports that the Cowboys had a mutual understanding with the quarterback that they would not adjust his contract before the 2024 season.
Prescott confirmed Friday that he and Jones had not had contract discussions, though he said they had conversations on the situation and were “aligned” with where things stand at the moment. But he did not rule out the possibility of the sides talking in the future, even as he tries to keep his attention on preparing for the season ahead.
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