Could Dak Prescott and Bill Belichick team up in 2025 — on the Giants?

Dak Prescott is the Dallas Cowboys' starting quarterback, and Jerry Jones is confident he will stay that way for many years to come.

But according to "First Things First" host Nick Wright, this upcoming NFL season could be the last time that sentence holds truth. Prescott is entering the final year of his four-year, $160 million contract, and will be headed for unrestricted free agency barring an extension agreement that currently appears on hold. If talks completely collapse between Prescott and the Cowboys and he hits free agency, Wright believes the Giants should not only pursue their current NFC East foe, but also bring back their former defensive coordinator — legendary New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick.

"If you are the Mara family, you have the sixth pick in the draft," Wright said Tuesday. "But a lot of people have a team trading up in front of you, and you don't draft a quarterback. … You have another year with Daniel Jones, which means you have another disappointing season. And you have the opportunity in the offseason to say ‘Hey, we’re gonna bring in Dak Prescott to be our quarterback, and Bill Belichick to be our head coach.'"

Wright claims that would instantly restore the Giants to what they have been many times in the past — one of the "prestige franchises" in the entire NFL. 

"By the way, the Giants aren't the only team that could do that, but with Bill Belichick floating out there, and Dak Prescott the best quarterback in forever to [potentially] hit true free agency," Wright said, "[There is] the ability for any franchise, to with the stroke of a check, remake the entire version of their team. Greatest coach ever, one of the best quarterbacks to ever leave via free agency [in his prime]."

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