The next week and change could dramatically impact the next few years of Dallas Cowboys football. With the new league year set to begin on Wednesday, March 13th and the legal tampering period opening two days prior, the Cowboys are in a position where they can pick a path at the fork in the road that they are facing.
One choice involves giving quarterback Dak Prescott an extension (one prediction sees him doing so to the tune of three years, averaging $60M per season). There are pros and cons to that.
Alternatively the Cowboys could choose to simply restructure Prescott, clear about $18M in salary cap space this year and put themselves in a position where they could lose him in 2025.