Dak Prescott is entering the final season of his four-year, $160 million contract with the Dallas Cowboys, amid ongoing discussions about a potential extension. Following CeeDee Lamb's recent contract extension, owner Jerry Jones indicated that there is no urgency to finalize Prescott's deal, suggesting that various factors could influence the situation, including performance and injuries. Prescott has expressed his indifference towards Jones' media statements and emphasized that he is focused on team success rather than contract negotiations, though he acknowledged the implications of not securing a new deal. Anonymous NFL agents have weighed in, suggesting that the Cowboys' management may have complicated Prescott's contract talks by involving personal relationships. As the season approaches, Prescott maintains a positive outlook and is committed to playing well, regardless of contract status. The situation remains fluid, and Prescott's future with the Cowboys may hinge on this season's performance and negotiations.