
Prescott's Advice to Pickens: Navigate Contract Negotiations
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Dak Prescott advises George Pickens on Cowboys franchise tag, long-term deal amid contract noise
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Prescott's Advice to Pickens: Navigate Contract Negotiations. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 5, Dallas Cowboys fans are buzzing about a potential blockbuster trade for Las Vegas Raiders' edge rusher Max Crosby. The Raiders reportedly want two first round draft picks, similar to what other teams have fetched for top defenders. Crosby stands out as one of the league's best pass rushers, and landing him could supercharge the Cowboys' defense right away. That said, Crosby turns 29 before the season starts, and he's had surgeries after each of the last two years. While he's a lead, he's not on the same trajectory as Dallas's own Michael Parsons, who's building a historic resume. Still, Crosby would likely outperform whatever rookies the Cowboys might draft at picks 12 or 20. The bigger picture for Dallas involves more than just edge rushers. They also need help at linebacker, cornerback, and safety. Handing Crosby a $30 million salary could tie up cash in limit other moves, forcing the front office to pick and choose carefully. Gray talks aren't locked into two firsts.
Dallas could offer a 2026 first, and a 2027 first, or mix in the second rounder plus defensive tackle, Osa Odiezua. NFL Insider Albert Breer predicts the Cowboys will at least explore a deal seriously. It all boils down to whether instant impact outweighs building through the draft. Long-term, especially with Dallas holding valuable future picks. Keep an eye on this one as, training camps heat up.
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