Cowboys' Dak Prescott doesn't feel like he has to 'be Superman,' but here's why he might be forced to
When the Dallas Cowboys re-signed three-time Pro Bowl quarterback Dak Prescott to a four-year, $240 million contract extension hours before the start of the 2024 season that made him the NFL's highest-paid player ($60 million average per year salary),
Dak Prescott hinted that his best football is still ahead of him this season, but will that be enough to keep the Dallas ...
Dak Prescott said he maintains a high standard for himself despite being the highest-paid player in the NFL ahead of Sunday's ...
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Dak Prescott contract details: How Cowboys QB became NFL's highest paid playerThe Dallas Cowboys looked set to enter the 2024 NFL season with Dak Prescott playing on an expiring contract. But the ...
Dak Prescott needs another receiver to go to and the Cowboys can't falter at a chance to add Adams. When you don’t make any moves in the offseason, the only choice the Dallas Cowboys have is to build ...
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Dak Prescott had a strong message for Dallas Cowboys before a crucial game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dak Prescott and ...
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Contradicting Dak Prescott, Ryan Clark Urges QB to Be 'Superman' for Cowboys After His Vulnerable Admission"You don't have that anymore." It's not often that a bold statement like this comes without context, but when Ryan Clark ...
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