The Dallas Cowboys have re-signed their star quarterback Dak Prescott, securing him with a $6 million contract. The deal, which extends Prescott’s tenure with the team, is seen as a strategic move to solidify the Cowboys’ offense for the upcoming NFL season.
Prescott, who has been with the Cowboys since being drafted in 2016, has established himself as a key player for the team. Despite facing some injuries in recent seasons, his leadership and performance on the field have made him an invaluable asset to the franchise.
The $6 million deal, while modest compared to previous contracts, reflects both the team’s confidence in Prescott’s abilities and the quarterback’s commitment to the Cowboys. “We’re thrilled to have Dak continue with us,” said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in a statement. “He’s a leader both on and off the field, and we believe he’s the right person to guide us to success.”
Prescott expressed his enthusiasm for staying with the Cowboys, saying, “Dallas is home, and I’m ready to give it my all. I’m grateful for the trust the organization has placed in me, and I’m excited about what’s ahead.”
The re-signing is expected to boost the Cowboys’ morale as they prepare for the new season. Fans have reacted positively to the news, with many hopeful that Prescott will lead the team to playoff success.
Further details about the contract and its implications for the team’s salary cap are expected to be disclosed in the coming days.
