Currently, the top priority for the Dallas Cowboys is to get quarterback Dak Prescott signed to a new contract. So far, there is no indication of significant progress on that front. The team has the franchise and transition tag to use if a long-term deal is not reached by the March 10 deadline for using those. But, as David Moore of DMN reported from Miami, while Prescott hasn’t come out and said he won’t sign a tag, he also has left that particular door open.
But by expressing his disappointment over the lack of a contract, by refusing to state he’ll report to the Cowboys offseason program if he’s hit with the franchise tag, he creates doubt.