Owner Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys is not in a hurry to extend Dak Prescott’s contract.

Prescott has one more year remaining on his current four-year deal, which is worth $120 million. At the team’s pre-draft news conference, Jones said that he hopes to see the leaves change color before making a decision.

An increase in leaf fall would be appreciated, according to Jerry Jones. More action is what we’re looking for. It’s referred to as option quarterback. I’ve been an option quarterback throughout my life. More cards should be played, please.Questions regarding Jones’ remarks and Dak Prescott’s thoughts on the matter were posed to him during the Reliant Home Run Derby. Despite the lack of a final decision, the Cowboys quarterback is intent on maintaining an accessible channel of communication with the team’s ownership.Well, it’s clear that we’re still talking. Whatever Jerry said, I know. His whole point is spot on. Prescott stated that the communication had been asymmetrical.”I am aware of his actions. When he gets ready, I can tell. Where is he? I know. Complete faith in what he is planning.

Even if the club knows they need to sign Prescott as their quarterback, they may wait until after the 2024 NFL season to do so.

While running back Ezekiel Elliott brought in $7,100 and the Cowboys brought in $145,000 for the Salvation Army, Prescott addressed the media during the Home Run Derby.

Cowboys’ future could depend on Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliot and CeeDee Lamb’s 2024 performance

As the 2024 NFL season draws near, the Cowboys have an opportunity to bolster their core. The franchise needs to make a decision because, like Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb is nearing the end of his deal.

In addition, the club inked Ezekiel Elliott to a one-year contract.

They are “locked and loaded” for the 2024 season, as Jones mentioned earlier while discussing this subject.

But, as the 2024 season comes to a close, Jones may make changes if the club, and their offense in particular, disappoints.