Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has now responded to owner Jerry Jones' comments about his contract.
The Dallas Cowboys have begun training camp, and owner Jerry Jones has already lit the internet on fire with his recent comments. During a press conference following practice, Jones talked about his now-famous 'all in' motto, and also indicated that the team needs to focus on the now and not on contracts.
I want to be here, but when you look up—all the great QBs I watched played for other teams. That's not something to fear. It may be a reality for me one day. It may not be my decision.'Prescott begins by stating that he wants to remain with the Cowboys, but his comments immediately get a bit heavier. He understands that the league is a business and that business decisions could lead to his playing for another team.
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