Cowboys Restructure Contracts for Prescott, Lamb, Smith

0:00On March 4th, the Dallas Cowboys just restructured contracts for quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CD-LAM, and guard Tyler Smith to fix. Their salary cap mess, ahead of the 2026 season. These moves created $47 million in immediate relief from Prescott and Smith's deals, plus another 19 million from LAMS. Extension, putting the team under the cap after starting more than $56 million over the $301.2 million. Limon, fans and analysts have mixed feelings with some praising the creativity to keep core stars while others worry about ballooning future cap hits, especially after the Cowboys locked in a pricey franchise tag that doth the whole deeper. Prescott's $4,240 million deal remains the league's richest for a quarterback. LAMS through 2028 averages, 34 million annually, and Smith's guard contract tops out at 24 million per year through 2030. With these tweaks, Dallas stays competitive long-term, focusing on roster stability without

1:03major cuts or trades just yet.