Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are in need of a backup quarterback. After seeing Cooper Rush leave town to sign with the Baltimore Ravens in free agency, Will Grier is the only quarterback on the roster behind Dak Prescott. While Grier is obviously a player the Cowboys like, having him as a primary backup might not be the best idea.

Dak Prescott is recovering from a serious hamstring injury that ended his 2024 campaign, but the Dallas Cowboys star is making major progress in his recovery.

Although Prescott has since received a new deal from the Cowboys, the hypothetical question was back in the spotlight Monday. The quarterback’s agent, Todd France, revealed some key details on the negotiations in a recent interview, highlighting Prescott’s willingness to “bet on himself.”

The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly offered to make All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons one of the highest-paid players in the history of the sport. According to a report from Clarence Hill of DLLS Sports,

Micah Parsons isn’t the only big-name client represented by Mulugheta. The agent also represents players like Green Bay’s Jordan Love, Houston’s C.J. Stroud, Miami’s Jalen Ramsey and Cleveland’s Deshaun Watson.

Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy and Chase Daniel react to the Dallas Cowboys offering Micah Parsons the largest non-QB deal in NFL history.