The Dallas Cowboys painted themselves in a corner with Dak Prescott who is in danger of being painted with the same brush as Tony Romo.
Tony Romo is the all-time passing yardage leader in Dallas Cowboys history, but most fans don't think of that when his name gets mentioned. Instead, they think of the losses in the playoffs that led to one broken heart after another.
Romo led Dallas to an impressive 78-49 regular-season record but was just 2-4 in the playoffs. Now, eight years into the Dak Prescott era, we see very little has changed. Prescott, who is in the midst of contract negotiations, has led Dallas to a 73-41 regular-season record. He's made the playoffs one more time than Romo but is 2-5. That's why it makes sense that Tim Cowlishaw of theCowlishaw said both were in the top 10 most of the time and could often push themselves into the top six or seven. The one caveat was that neither could get it done in the playoffs, and that continues to hang over Prescott's head.
For what it's worth, Cowlishaw believes Prescott will get a new deal and that half the fans will love it while half will hate it. Rich Eisen agreed that Prescott will get the cash, but that raised another question — why does this front office wait so long to get contracts done?Dallas allowed Jared Goff and Trevor Lawrence to reset the market this offseason at the quarterback position. The minimum is now $55 million since there's.
He shared that the Jones family's stated objective has been that "they don't want to set the market." He added that this has led to them allowing "the market to run over" them. The ESPN panelist says Lamb and Prescott will now cost a minimum of $85 million thanks to their refusal to set the market themselves.
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