Dallas Cowboys’ Stephen Jones Opens Up on Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb Contracts, More

is rather fascinating that the Cowboys largely sat out the top of the free agent market and appear to have made little progress this offseason on new deals for Prescott, Lamb, Parsons, or Diggs.

However, that doesn’t mean that progress can’t be made and deals can’t get done in the coming months. It just is a high-risk game the Cowboys are playing, especially if the franchise allows Prescott to play out the final year of his deal and he winds up leading Dallas on a deep postseason run or to a Super Bowl appearance, which would exponentially drive up his asking price as the most sought after free agent quarterback next sprin

Well those things take time,” Jones said. “And we’re talking about deals here. You know when you’re talking about CeeDee and Dak and you know somebody like a Micah coming up. I mean you’re talking about two players that aren’t quarterbacks that feel like they ought to be a little bit like [Justin] Jefferson, the top-paid non-quarterbacks in the league.

“And, of course, we’ve got a big one in Dak. And we got [Trevon] Diggs right there. And then you got Zack Martin and [DeMarcus Lawrence]. And so we got a lot of guys making you know quite a bit of money. And you know that’s no excuses. We think we can get this done, know we can get it done. But it just takes time.”

Can the Cowboys get Dak Prescott, Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb Deals DAfter watching Kirk Cousins and Trevor Lawrence obliterate the quarterback market and Justin Jefferson elevate the price of wide receivers into the realm of franchise quarterback-caliber money, the market hasn’t gotten any more favorable for the Cowboys’ stable of superstars who are up for new deals.

Whether it’s changing course and avoiding Dak Prescott entering the 2024 season as a lame-duck quarterback, placating star receiver CeeDee Lamb or locking All-Pro Micah Parsons into a long-term contract, theone?g.