Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott reportedly has endorsement deals and loss of value/disability insurance policies that are worth more than $50 million.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Prescott has "not been in a rush" to sign an extension with the Cowboys because he feels financially secure thanks to those backup avenues of revenue.
The monetary breakdown between the endorsements and insurance policies is unclear, but Schefter noted Prescott's endorsement deals are "worth more than what some starting NFL quarterbacks are making" and continue for multiple years.
The insurance policies protect Prescott in case he is severely injured while playing football.