Prescott has never performed a holdout or hold-in for a new contract, but when he signed his four-year $240 million deal with $231 million guaranteed featuring an NFL-high $60 million average salary, he didn’t get it until the morning of the 2024 season opener.

As of the morning of July 25, there was no indication that the Dallas Cowboys and star pass-rusher Micah Parsons were close to coming to terms on what is expected to be a historic contract extension. While speaking with reporters at training camp on Thursday, Dallas starting quarterback Dak Prescott addressed the situation.

Going into his 10th season as the Cowboys' quarterback, Dak Prescott is desperately seeking postseason success with Dallas.