As Dak Prescott enters the ultimate season of his moneymaking four-year, $160 million contract extension, speculation looms over the Dallas Cowboys’ plans to keep him beyond 2025.

With negotiations for a new contract now no longer on the desk this offseason, the Cowboys want to either make use of the franchise tag or tightly closed every and each and every other long-term deal.

Prescott’s common performance in the 2023 season, the place he earned his 0.33 Pro Bowl nod, highlights his rate to the team. Having recorded dazzling statistics, along with 4,536 passing yards and 36 landing passes, he emerged as a bold pressure in the league.

Looking ahead, the soaring quarterback market sets a promising precedent for Prescott’s potential extension. Speculations suggest a lucrative deal, with projections indicating a three-year extension worth $180 million, including a substantial amount in guaranteed money.

While an extension could alleviate the Cowboys’ salary cap concerns and ensure Prescott’s long-term commitment, negotiations have yet to materialize, leaving uncertainties surrounding the quarterback’s future in Dallas.

Meanwhile, Quincy Avery, Deshaun Watson’s private quarterback coach believes that Dallas are making a huge mistake.