HOLDING OUT FOR MORE
Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott has turned down a contract offer of $30 million per season
The Dallas Cowboys continue to talk to their latest “Triplets” about new deals and the quarterback wants more than all of the rest. And every other quarterback, too.
Sources confirmed t hat quarterback Dak Prescott has rejected a contract offer that would pay him $30 million per season.
Jane Slater of the NFL Network is reporting that Dak wants $40 million per season, which would make him the highest paid quarterback in a league that includes Tom Brady.
The Cowboys are currently trying to negotiate new deals for running back Ezekiel Elliott, who is not with the team at training camp and is holding out in this dispute. The two sides continue to exchange figures, but it' s clear that Elliott wants to be the highest paid running back in the NFL.
The Cowboys are also talking to wide receiver Amari Cooper.