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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has reportedly agreed to slightly restructure his contract, bringing his 2024 cap hit to a still-high $55million.
Prescott, who has been the team's starter since 2016, earned MVP buzz with his play last regular season before Dallas was ousted in the first round of the playoffs by the Packers.
Now, according to ESPN, Prescott's $5million roster bonus is being converted into a signing bonus, reducing the passer's cap hit by $4million.
The reworking of the contract included adding two more voidable years in 2027 and 2028, which pushed Prescott's salary cap number in 2025 up slightly to $40 million.
The Cowboys can create more salary cap relief with an extension for Prescott, who is coming off a wild-card loss at home to Green Bay that dropped his playoff record to 2-5.
Dak Prescott has agreed to restructure his contract after finishing second in MVP voting
While Jerry Jones has said the club plans to keep Prescott,
