Dak Prescott is coming off of one of the best statistical seasons of his career. He set a career-high in completion percentage (69.5), and his 4,516 passing yards and 36 touchdowns (led the NFL) were the second-best he's posted. He also finished second in the league MVP voting. So, that's certainly enough to garner a new contract, right?
Of course it does, but that's not how the Cowboys do business.
In Dallas, the philosophy is to play the long game and let leaves fall as team owner Jerry Jones put it. As each day passes, the questions about Prescott's future in Dallas continue to mount, especially with the lack of progression in talks between himself and the organization at the moment.