The Dallas Cowboys and franchise-tagged quarterback Dak Prescott are not expected to agree on a long-term deal prior to Wednesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline, reports ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Cowboys latest offer was worth $33-$35 million annually with $100 million guaranteed, but Prescott turned it down. He will make $31.4 million under the franchise tag in 2020 in what will be his age-27 season. Prescott threw the fourth-most passing yards (4,902) and second-most touchdowns (30) in the NFL last season. He also accumulated the second-most air yards (5,454) and had the sixth-highest average depth of target (9.2 yards) among 42 quarterbacks with 100-plus attempts.
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: Adam Schefter, ESPN