Cowboys won't be Super Bowl contenders in 2020, talks Dak contract - Nick ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Cowboys won't be Super Bowl contenders in 2020, talks Dak contract - Nick ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-01-09T08:35:00-05:00
Description: Nick Wright and Greg Jennings talk about Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and if McCarthy will make the team a legitimate Super Bowl contender next season. The duo also talk about quarterback Dak Prescott and if the team should make him the highest paid QB in the league.

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Nick Wright and Greg Jennings talk about Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and if McCarthy will make the team a legitimate Super Bowl contender next season. The duo also talk about quarterback Dak Prescott and if the team should make him the highest paid QB in the league.

JANUARY 9, 2020・first things first・13:47

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Cowboys won't be Super Bowl contenders in 2020, talks Dak contract - Nick ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright and Greg Jennings talk about Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and if McCarthy will make the team a legitimate Super Bowl contender next season. The duo also talk about quarterback Dak Prescott and if the team should make him the highest paid QB in the league.

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