The future of Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowboys is shrouded in uncertainty as the team continues to delay contract negotiations. Despite expressing his desire to stay with the Cowboys for the long term, Prescott acknowledges that there are no guarantees. With his contract set to expire at the end of this season and a no-tag clause in place, Prescott could potentially explore other options.

The quarterback reaffirmed his commitment to the team during a recent interview, stating that he wants to remain with the Cowboys for his entire career. However, he also acknowledged that the communication between him and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been an ongoing process. Prescott remains focused on helping his team succeed and becoming the best player he can be.

Negotiations for Prescott's second contract took nearly two years before an agreement was reached. Right now, there seems to be no progress towards a third deal. If a satisfactory agreement is not reached in the near future, it remains a possibility that Prescott may decide to seek opportunities elsewhere next year.

Despite the lack of significant offseason moves, the Cowboys are optimistic about the upcoming season with Prescott leading the team. Under the guidance of head coach Mike McCarthy as his play caller, Prescott had a standout year in 2023. He received second-team All-Pro honors and finished second in MVP voting behind Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens.

Looking ahead to the 2024 season, Prescott aims to continue improving and building upon the success achieved in his first year with McCarthy. He believes that the familiarity and experience gained in the previous season will allow the team to better prepare for challenges and minimize the need for late adjustments.

As the Cowboys and Prescott navigate through contract discussions, both parties understand the stakes involved. The Cowboys have Prescott's services for this season, giving them hope for a successful campaign even without making significant "all-in" moves during the offseason. The future, however, remains uncertain until a long-term agreement is reached.