Even though Dak Prescott will be entering the final season of his current contract in 2024, the Dallas Cowboys don't seem to be showing much urgency to get a new deal done with their star quarterback.
Appearing on Saturday's SportsCenter, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported the Cowboys and representatives for Prescott haven't had "any substantial talks" about a long-term contract.
"I was told that Dallas and Dak Prescott's reps have not had any substantial talks," Fowler said. "They have not discussed numbers, they could certainly meet at the NFL combine next week though to at least get started to see where each side is at.