Nick Wright: Cowboys should trade for Russell Wilson; Nobody says Dak Prescott is better ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: Cowboys should trade for Russell Wilson; Nobody says Dak Prescott is better ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-03-01T10:03:47-05:00
Description: Nick Wright and Greg Jennings break down the Dallas Cowboys quote that a Dak Prescott for Russell Wilson trade is 'laughable'. Nick feels it's laughable they think this trade is laughable and Dallas should absolutely trade for Russell Wilson.

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Nick Wright and Greg Jennings break down the Dallas Cowboys quote that a Dak Prescott for Russell Wilson trade is 'laughable'. Nick feels it's laughable they think this trade is laughable and Dallas should absolutely trade for Russell Wilson.

MARCH 1, 2021・first things first・4:40

Russell Wilson

Dak Prescott

National Football League

Nick Wright: Cowboys should trade for Russell Wilson; Nobody says Dak Prescott is better ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright and Greg Jennings break down the Dallas Cowboys quote that a Dak Prescott for Russell Wilson trade is 'laughable'. Nick feels it's laughable they think this trade is laughable and Dallas should absolutely trade for Russell Wilson.

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