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Michael Irvin says Cowboys should pay Dak Prescott

Count Michael Irvin among the group of Dak Prescott Fans.

Following a report by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram claiming that Prescott’s representative has”broached” a bargain in the range of $34 million per year, Irvin loudly voiced his support for Prescott.
“Every moment you wait, it’s costing money,” Irvin said, via 105.3 The Fan. “This is an advantage that is trending in the right direction. You have to pay him this money.”
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The Prescott contract talk has intensified since Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz — a fellow 2016 draftee — signed a four-year extension worth a mean yearly value of $32 million (contract worth around $144 million, $66 million guaranteed). Now, Prescott and Rams quarterback Jared Goff, the No. 1 overall pick in 2016, are awaiting their own extensions.
Irvin believes over Wentz will be commanded by Prescott — and the group is in trouble when the Cowboys don’t oblige.
“Dak’s agents are not gonna allow you to come in beneath Carson Wentz,” Irvin said. “If they do not pay Dak, we can all pack it up and move home. It is over. How are you going to find anything from the other men if they’re seeing that you are not taking care of the greatest man? Why should I give you all that I got? You got to be smart about this, which really is really a no-brainer.”
Because he had been a fourth-round pick prescott is defined to be an unrestricted free agent following this season. First-round selections have a fifth-year team option too, although Wentz and goff — the top two overall picks in the 2016 draft have similar rookie deals. This makes the feeling of urgency with Prescott greater.
Prescott has publicly stated his desire to work out a deal, but notes that he”can’t really say” exactly how close an agreement is because his representative is managing negotiations.
“I want to be a Cowboy forever,” Prescott said in May, through DallasCowboys.com. “I feel the people who are doing the deal feel exactly the same way. So to me, it’s no rush. I know that it will get done.”
In his first three seasons with Dallas, Prescott has started all 48 games (32-16 album ), throwing 67 touchdowns to 25 interceptions and leading the Cowboys into the playoffs twice. He is a Pro Bowler.

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