The Dallas Cowboys appear to be making new progress in contract talks with quarterback Dak Prescott.
According to Mike Leslie of WFAA, the two sides have made recent visits, and there is a new offer on the table. Cowboys insider Mike Fisher said the two sides are trading proposals of four- and five-year deals.
ALERT: Source: #Cowboys have re-engaged QB Dak Prescott agent Todd France in contract talks. 4 vs. 5 years at center; New offers likely to be proposed. pic.twitter.com/qfycQFtTNJ
— mike fisher (@fishsports) March 25, 2020
Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports added that the Cowboys would prefer a five-year deal, but ultimately may compromise as they’re the side that wants a long-term contract done more.
When you start seeing Dak Prescott connected to a 4-year deal for $35 per, @LizLoza_FF was the first on that. I’ve also been told by a source that the #Cowboys are still pushing five years. Question is who wants this deal done worse (and the answer to that question is Dallas). https://t.co/4193s55DJ7
— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) March 25, 2020
The Cowboys have used the franchise tag on Prescott, so he’ll be with them in 2020 either way. They do not want the uncertainty beyond that, though. They’ve made aggressive offers in the past, but the $35 million sum that is rumored would be the highest yet — and perhaps sufficient to get something done with the quarterback.
