Cowboys news: Jerry Jones is optimistic about their contract talks with Dak Prescott.

Why Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is still optimistic about Dak Prescott’s future with the organization DMN Jones, Calvin Watkins, is unconcerned about Prescott’s future.

Jerry Jones declared on Friday that he doesn’t fear losing Prescott. He has faith that the group will ensure Prescott’s future.

“No, I’m not afraid of it. No, I don’t,” replied Jones. “Well, because I’ve made the decision to improve upon our performance from the previous year. And that would be the area of emphasis. Each player you have has a contract that expires at some point. If you were afraid of it, you would be shaky all over. Because they all arise, you are unable to. Any of them could get injured. Everyone can lose some skill. Therefore, none of that is fear.

Prescott would profit, according to a person close to him, if he went public in 2025.
The date is January 14, 2012. We are in San Francisco at Candlestick Park. The 49ers need a touchdown with 14 seconds remaining, down three, and facing a third down to maintain their hopes of making the playoffs without having to go to OT. In the meantime, the Saints can draw a conclusion from this and move on to the NFC Championship Game. We need to look back in time to comprehend how we got here and to fully appreciate what this moment signifies.

Given his confidence from closing agreements in the past, Jones doesn’t think that will occur. He discussed how Emmitt Smith held out for a new contract in 1993, missing the first two games before eventually calling Jones to finalize a deal, during his nearly 45-minute press briefing.

The rest of the story is known to you. Smith returned to the Cowboys, and they won the Super Bowl for the second time in a row.

Jones is confident that Prescott won’t become a free agent because of this history. When Emmitt Smith is on the phone, offering to help, why act scared? Let’s work something out.

Prescott and Jones are clear about their goals.

Will it take place? Jones thinks so; all they need to do is exchange words.

Jerry Jones discusses RJ Ochoa’s “all-in” remark in his blog, Blogging The Boys.
Jerry may have very different ideas on what constitutes “all-in.”

(via Michael Gehlken) Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys: “I’m trying to win the games this year with my decision, but your notion of what is all in and mine might not be the same thing. I am fully committed to this year.

Later, Jones added, “Okay, I’ve picked quarterbacks for the future. That’s something I wouldn’t want to undertake this year. Here’s an illustration: If you had the chance, use our first selection this year to select a quarterback for the future. He’s sitting there, the best thing since ice cream, and you’re 24. I wouldn’t want to do it right now.

[via Nick Harris] Jones declared, “We will be drafting different people and working on different players.” It is distinct by its very nature. We have different coaches; different people. I believe that the definition of being “all-in” includes the consideration of the subtleties of our situation with the cap, our position in the draft, and our relationship with our free agents. As you consider those factors, we will consider every option to win this year.

Friday at the NFL Combine, the Cowboys spoke with the agents of Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz – Matthew Lenix, Blogging The Boys

Dallas has begun to put in some work to take care of off-season matters.

For the 2024 season, the Dallas Cowboys must choose between 16 free agents that are currently in the building. Naturally, Tyron Smith, a left tackle entering his 14th season, is among the biggest.

Dallas is starting to move forward with the former first-round pick’s future. The Cowboys and Smith’s agent will meet on Friday at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, as reported by ESPN’s Todd Archer.

Will Michael Gallup be forgotten by the Cowboys? Michael Gehlken of Dallas Morning News says that Jerry Jones is hesitant to comment on Gallup’s future, which is one of the more interesting subjects in Dallas.

Michael Gallup, a wide receiver, must make a choice.

Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, stated on Friday that he is not yet ready to make the announcement.

Next season, Gallup is expected to be the fourth-highest paid player for the Cowboys offense. Even though he played every game last year, he came in fifth on the squad in targets. $4 million of Gallup’s $8.5 million salary becomes fully guaranteed if he remains on the roster on March 17, prompting the Cowboys to decide how to go forward in the coming days.

At the NFL scouting combine, Jones stated, “We don’t have a decision that we would like to talk about right now.” This is one that we will discuss with him. Without him, there would be nothing we would say. Before discussing our plans for him, we should take some time to sit down and go over certain things with him.

Gallup is anticipated to be cut after June 1st, assuming he is freed.

Cooper Rush and Trey Lance will battle for QB2—Patrik Walker, DallasCowboys.com
Lance is given the opportunity to be Prescott’s main backup.

Trey Lance has a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate to the Dallas Cowboys that he is a viable quarterback in the NFL, and this offseason will determine the course of his career. A 2023 deal with the San Francisco 49ers sent a former third-overall pick to North Texas, but as the season progressed, he was limited to learning and growing.

But that’s not going to be the case in the spring and summer.

Owner and general manager Jerry Jones was clear when asked whether the 23-year-old would formally be matched up against veteran Cooper Rush to compete for the position of QB2 behind Dak Prescott in 2024.

“Yes,” he replied before abruptly stopping.