Dak Prescott's extension will account for a large percentage of the Cowboys' salary cap in 2025. Jimmy Johnson thinks Dallas gave him that contract too soon.

It's been a disappointing season for the Dallas Cowboys this year as they enter their Week 13 matchup against the New York Giants with a 4-7 record. With quarterback Dak Prescott out with a season-ending injury (hamstring), Dallas has had to start Cooper Rush in his place.

While we will debate Jimmy Johnson's point about the Cowboys being "financially-strapped,'' the coach's point about Prescott being worth $60 million per year has merit ... and will be considered controversial until Dak proves to be a big-time postseason winner in Dallas.

Any speculation regarding the future of quarterback Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowboys was put to rest when they signed him to the richest deal in NFL history, a four-year, $240 million extension with $231 million guaranteed.

The Cowboys had Micah Parsons go down for an extended period of time with a high-ankle sprain, and quarterback Dak Prescott is done for the season with a hamstring injury. Before the season began, Prescott inked a massive four-year,

Off the field, it's been some of the most joyous times I ever could have dreamed of. But then on the football field, it's probably been as tough of a season as I've ever had. I'd probably say the toughest.

The Dallas Cowboys will play their traditional Thanksgiving Day game on Thursday against the New York Giants. Dallas is coming off a big win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday, but it's been a difficult season for the team.