Dak Prescott is heading into the final season of his contract with the Dallas Cowboys and could realistically be playing his final season with the team. And it sounds like Prescott is very aware of that reality.
During a recent press conference as the Dallas Cowboys get set to begin training camp, Dak Prescott did not hold back, getting brutally honest about the possibility that this could be his final season with the Cowboys.
“At the end of the day, it’s a business,” Prescott said via Jett Beachum of CBS News Texas. “I want to be here, but, when you look up, all the great quarterbacks I watched played for other teams. My point in saying that is that’s not something to fear. That may be a reality for me one day. It may not be my decision. That’s the freedom that I have.”
Prescott’s future may be uncertain, but it sounds like he is trying his best to be unburdened by the situation.
“Be where your feet are, make the most of it, be confident in yourself, make your team better,” Prescott said. “I love my teammates, I love that locker room, I love everything about being out here in Oxnard and being a Dallas Cowboy. That’s what allows me to be free and focused and understand that — Who knows what comes?”

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