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For a third straight offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have yet to agree to a long-term contract with starting quarterback Dak Prescott. The potential benefits and drawbacks of breaking the bank on Prescott still provoke contentious debate.
Given the team’s history of awful misses at the position, few feel Dallas has the foresight and savvy to adequately fill the monster hole Prescott would leave. As difficult of a task as it seems, there is more than one way to skin a cat.
If Prescott does not have a long-term deal in place by the draft, future replacement options must be secured.