Though they didn't quite reach the 11th hour, the Cowboys and Dak Prescott finally came to terms on a new deal when yesterday, the quarterback signed a four-year, $160 million contract to remain with the team.
According to ESPN, Prescott's signing bonus is $66 million, which is the the highest in NFL history, and he will be due $75 million in the first year.
Though Dak has yet to release a statement on his new deal, his older brother Tad posted a touching photo of the siblings embracing after receiving the news that Dak would be remaining a Cowboy.
When your little brother gets the call. Let's go @dak time to win the @dallascowboys a Super Bowl. pic.twitter.com/PzlCKejTe5
— Tad Prescott (@86Prescott) March 8, 2021
Dak, who will turn 28 in July, is coming off a compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle he suffered last October in a game against the Giants, but thankfully was predicted to make a full recovery in the offseason.
