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Nearly all of the talk around the Dallas Cowboys this offseason has been regarding the status of quarterback Dak Prescott's contract extension.
The Cowboys signal-caller, who reportedly turned down a $30 million-per-year offer last summer, has been the subject of talk radio segments both locally and nationally since Dallas' season ended with a thud in December.
Lost in the noise around Prescott has been the ongoing back-and-forth between his top target, Amari Cooper, and Cowboys ownership. Cooper, who was selected to his second consecutive Pro Bowl with Dallas, caught 79 passes for 1,189 yards and eight touchdowns a year ago.