Chris Canty: Jerry Jones & Mike McCarthy don't envision Cowboys without Dak Prescott

Name: Chris Canty: Jerry Jones & Mike McCarthy don't envision Cowboys without Dak Prescott
Uploaded: 2020-02-12T14:09:48Z
Description: Chris Canty joins Nick Wright to talk the Dallas Cowboys prolonged contract negotiations with their quarterback Dak Prescott. With reports that Dallas plans to franchise tag the QB, Canty believes the Cowboys will have to meet some middle ground with Dak or risk their Super Bowl chances next year.

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Chris Canty joins Nick Wright to talk the Dallas Cowboys prolonged contract negotiations with their quarterback Dak Prescott. With reports that Dallas plans to franchise tag the QB, Canty believes the Cowboys will have to meet some middle ground with Dak or risk their Super Bowl chances next year.

FEBRUARY 12, 2020・first things first・1:55

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Chris Canty: Jerry Jones & Mike McCarthy don't envision Cowboys without Dak Prescott

Chris Canty joins Nick Wright to talk the Dallas Cowboys prolonged contract negotiations with their quarterback Dak Prescott. With reports that Dallas plans to franchise tag the QB, Canty believes the Cowboys will have to meet some middle ground with Dak or risk their Super Bowl chances next year.

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