If there is one person who is privy to what it is like dealing with the Dallas Cowboys owner, it's quarterback Dak Prescott. Having negotiated two monster deals, one of which was done right before the start of last season,

Prescott has never performed a holdout or hold-in for a new contract, but when he signed his four-year $240 million deal with $231 million guaranteed featuring an NFL-high $60 million average salary, he didn’t get it until the morning of the 2024 season opener.

"I think Micah is doing a helluva job with being here," Prescott said. "He's a great teammate. Showing up, not just on the practice field but with the camaraderie, whether it be dinner. He wants to be out there practicing.