This is a great point highlighted by Sharpe. Back in 2013, Romo and the Cowboys agreed to a six-year, $108 million extension with $55 million in guarantees and a $25 million signing bonus. This came one year after the Cowboys went 8-8 and failed to reach the postseason.
The Dallas Cowboys and QB Dak Prescott head into the 2024 campaign with plenty of questions surrounding his contract. Prescott is going into the final year of his four-year, $160 million deal that he signed in 2021.
Many thought Dallas would be looking to lock down their franchise QB but that isn’t the case. On Mar. 26, Ian Rapoport reported that the Cowboys and Prescott have a mutual understanding of his current deal and Dallas has presented no offers.
Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe had former MVP Cam Newton appear on his podcast “Club Shay Shay” and they talked about Prescott’s contract. They made an interesting comparison between the handling of Prescott and former Cowboy Tony Romo.
Sharpe said, “I know a guy that played quarterback that didn’t win nearly as much. Dak probably won more playoff games than him and he never had to worry about a contract.
The Dallas Cowboys are heading into a pressure-filled 2024 season with both Mike McCarthy and Dak Prescott on the hot seat.
The Cowboys have won 12 games in three straight seasons but have failed to move past the Divisional Round.
Prescott also heads into 2024 on the last year of his four-year, $160 million deal but the two sides haven’t discussed a new contract.
Many thought Dallas would be looking to lock down their franchise QB but that isn’t the case. On Mar. 26, Ian Rapoport reported that the Cowboys and Prescott have a mutual understanding of his current deal and Dallas has presented no offers.
Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe had former MVP Cam Newton appear on his podcast “Club Shay Shay” and they talked about Prescott’s contract. They made an interesting comparison between the handling of Prescott and former Cowboy Tony Romo.
