NFL Insider Ian Rapoport reveals what Dak Prescott wants in 2025

The Dallas Cowboys’ biggest offseason predicament could have had some clarification about where both camps see the situation.

Dak Prescott and Jerry Jones have not seen eye to eye in 2024, with a recent media interview at the Children’s Cancer Fund revealing the formers’ thoughts.

Moreover, the 30-year-old revealed that he has no intentions of becoming the highest-paid quarterback in the NFL.

Dallas Cowboys forced to re-sign star players to huge deals

The Cowboys’ offseason has had an alarming number of problems, with most being of their own making.

Blessed with star talent, the franchise must embrace an offseason where they are forced to hand out blockbuster contracts to cornerstone players.

Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and hybrid linebacker Micah Parsons are due to new deals that could reset the market.

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Therefore, most predicted the 2023 MVP runner-up would receive a new deal before free agency, so they could restructure the inevitable cap hit.

Yet, they showed no intention of agreeing to one.

Stephen Jones reveals the front office’s true intentions in the offseason

Chief Executive Stephen Jones confused the matter when saying the Cowboys limited their free agency spending due to the deals they must get done.

Nevertheless, the longer they leave the deals the more expensive the predictable price will be.

Dak Prescott spoke to the media when attending the Children’s Cancer Fund alongside Tony Romo and Cowboys legend Troy Aikman.

‘That’s the focus’… Prescott reveals what he wants in 2025

The potential 2025 free agent was asked about the idea of leaving America’s Team after next year.

NFL Insider Ian Rapoport posted: “Right now it’s with the Dallas Cowboys, it’s where I want to be, and that’s where I am, and that’s the focus. And after the season we’ll see where we’re at and if the future holds that.”

Prescott does not shut down the idea of leaving Dallas and he cannot, as of this moment, he is set to play out his deal.

Jerry Jones does not seem set on trusting Prescott to deliver their much-needed success

Jerry Jones is starving for postseason success and a trip to the Super Bowl again.

The franchise QB has delivered regular-season success in abundance but has fallen flat on his face in the playoffs.

Ultimately, this contract standoff is now a waiting game and there may not be a conclusion for several months.

The front office will focus on the NFL Draft this Thursday and only after that will they turn their attention back to the outstanding deals.