Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott recently celebrated the birth of his baby daughter while speaking at a charity event. Along with the exciting news, Prescott also addressed his contract status with the Cowboys. As he enters the final year of his current deal, discussions about an extension have been circulating due to his $59.4 million cap number for the 2024 season.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently stated that an extension for Prescott is not a necessity. However, Prescott remains confident that a new deal will be reached. Speaking to Nick Harris of the team's website, Prescott said, "It helps with the team and it helps with the numbers. . . . Everything is great. It'll happen."

Prescott's optimism aligns with the Cowboys' intention to negotiate contract extensions for wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and linebacker Micah Parsons in the near future. This offseason promises to be a busy one for Jones and his team as they engage in multiple negotiations to secure the future of their key players.

While details of the contract extension remain undisclosed, Prescott's confidence and the team's commitment to discussing extensions for other players suggest a positive outcome is likely. With the birth of his daughter and the potential for a new contract, this is indeed an exciting time for Prescott both personally and professionally.

As the Dallas Cowboys head into the upcoming season, fans and analysts will eagerly await news of the contract negotiations. With the quarterback's exceptional performance on the field, coupled with his positive outlook and the team's desire to secure their valuable assets, Cowboys enthusiasts can remain hopeful for a successful resolution.