The Dallas Cowboys offered a contract to quarterback Dak Prescott that would make him the league's second-highest-paid quarterback annually, reports Todd Archer of ESPN.
The deal is worth a little less annually than Russell Wilson's ($35 million) and includes guaranteed money that compares to Jared Goff's ($110 million). The two sides have until July 15 to agree on a long-term deal. Prescott, who turns 27 this summer, threw for 4,902 passing yards last season, good for second-most in the league and just one yard short of the Cowboys franchise record. He also threw the fourth-most touchdowns (30) in the NFL last season.
Dak is the third-highest ranked player in numberFire's preseason fantasy rankings. Our models project him for 4,495.4 yards, 30.1 touchdowns, and 10.4 interceptions with another 254.5 yards and 3.7 touchdowns on the ground.
Source: Todd Archer, ESPN.com