The Dallas Cowboys are in a tricky scenario with Dak Prescott.
And whereas they could have introduced that upon themselves, they may need to decide about him very quickly.
With that in thoughts, Stephen A. Smith said that in no way they need to signal him to a contract extension.
Within the newest version of ESPN’s First Take, the controversial pundit claimed that Prescott has been a ‘digital no-show’ when it issues probably the most.
Smith mentioned that outcomes ought to matter sooner or later, and with Prescott having simply two playoff wins in eight years, demanding top-dollar could be ‘egregious.’
.@stephenasmith does not imagine Dak Prescott ought to obtain a contract extension ✍️
“When it counts most, Dak Prescott has been a digital no-show.” pic.twitter.com/UuX4pZ8EXh
— First Take (@FirstTake) August 26, 2024
He understands the enterprise aspect of it and believes that the Cowboys are just about caught with him.
Additionally, Dak Prescott is to not blame for different quarterbacks getting paid that a lot.
However except he agrees to an enormous pay lower, which doubtless isn’t going to occur, he thinks the Cowboys ought to simply let him stroll.
Reality be instructed, that is sensible.
Nearly as good as he’s been within the common season, he hasn’t come to play when it has really mattered, each vs. good groups or within the playoffs.
And whereas the quarterback market has blown up in recent times, the Cowboys have a number of flaws and points to handle, and that may not occur in the event that they commit north of $60 million per 12 months on their quarterback.
All issues thought-about, barring a stunning flip of occasions, this is likely to be Prescott’s closing season in Arlington.
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