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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott wouldn't commit to taking part in the team's offseason program if he doesn't receive a long-term contract extension.
"We'll get to that when we get to that," Prescott told reporters Thursday. "I look forward to talking to my agents and when that [franchise tag] comes to play, the direction that we'll go. Until that's a reality, I won't worry about it. But I do feel like some of this should get done. I'm a little disappointed that it hasn't, but that's part of it."
The two-time Pro Bowl selection is hopeful the sides can reach an agreement without resorting to the one-year deal associated with the franchise tag.