Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is optimistic about the ongoing contract negotiations with Dak Prescott, the team’s quarterback.
He expressed his confidence in securing Prescott’s future with the organization, stating that he is not afraid of losing him.
Jones emphasized that every player’s contract eventually comes up for renewal, and it’s part of the business. He cited the example of Emmitt Smith, who held out for a new contract in 1993 but eventually reached a deal with the Cowboys, leading to their second consecutive Super Bowl win.
Jones believes that history will repeat itself with Prescott and that they will come to an agreement.
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