Nick Wright: Dak Prescott leaving Dallas in 2022 is absolutely on the board

Name: Nick Wright: Dak Prescott leaving Dallas in 2022 is absolutely on the board
Uploaded: 2020-07-16T09:10:11-04:00
Description: Dak Prescott will be playing under the franchise tag for the Dallas Cowboys, despite reportedly almost reaching deal for $33-35M annually with $110M guaranteed. Nick Wright tells Kevin Wildes and Brian Westbrook what he thinks this could mean for the future of Dak in Dallas.

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Dak Prescott will be playing under the franchise tag for the Dallas Cowboys, despite reportedly almost reaching deal for $33-35M annually with $110M guaranteed. Nick Wright tells Kevin Wildes and Brian Westbrook what he thinks this could mean for the future of Dak in Dallas.

JULY 16, 2020・first things first・2:16

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Nick Wright: Dak Prescott leaving Dallas in 2022 is absolutely on the board

Dak Prescott will be playing under the franchise tag for the Dallas Cowboys, despite reportedly almost reaching deal for $33-35M annually with $110M guaranteed. Nick Wright tells Kevin Wildes and Brian Westbrook what he thinks this could mean for the future of Dak in Dallas.

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