Former GM’s case for Cowboys to draft a QB in first round

Dallas Cowboys proprietor Jerry Jones has indicated that there’s a powerful risk the staff will transfer on from quarterback Dak Prescott subsequent offseason.

The 30-year-old QB is within the remaining 12 months of his four-year, $160M deal, and although agreeing to an extension hasn’t been fully dominated out both, former New York Jets basic supervisor Mike Tannenbaum just lately said on ESPN’s “Get Up” that the Cowboys ought to have a contingency plan in place ought to Prescott stroll subsequent 12 months.

“If I am Dallas, I’ve to be ready for him to go, and I’ve to have a look at the draft,” Tannenbaum said. “…For those who go to subsequent 12 months, and [Dak’s] extension is someplace between $55 million and 60 million per 12 months…is [Dak] $52 million a 12 months higher than Michael Penix? Understanding that we have now CeeDee Lamb, understanding that we have now Micah Parsons amongst others [that need new contracts]?”