Cowboys' Dak Prescott - Talks on contract 'are on the right way' - ESPN

OXNARD, Calif. — As much as Dak Prescott's contractual future has been a constant talking point in the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback is not as consumed by it.

«I'm not putting that much thought into hoping it gets done now, hoping it gets done in a couple of weeks, during the season or whenever it happens,» Prescott said. «I just know conversations are on the right way.»

Prescott, entering the final year of his deal, is set to make $29 million and count $55 million against the salary cap. Without an extension, Prescott will hit free agency in March and count $40 million against the Cowboys' cap in 2025.

Prescott said the sides have exchanged proposals but would say only, «a lot of good things are going on in there,» and he reiterated he has confidence in both sides working out a deal, whether it be soon or before March when he would become a free agent.

«I enjoy being a Cowboy 1,000 percent, enjoy living in Dallas, enjoy everything about it,» Prescott said. «But this is a business. Conversations are going well, but I'm thankful to be where I am right now and that's here.»

Prescott's health has become a minor topic after he missed a day of practice with ankle soreness last week. It was the second time in roughly a month that he had soreness. Before camp started, he was spotted in a walking boot while on vacation.

After a 71-play session against the Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday, he took part in a full workout Thursday, the Cowboys' last one before taking on the Las Vegas Raiders on Saturday.

Prescott, 31, suffered a fractured and dislocated right ankle in Week 5 of the 2020 season, but he has missed just one game since with leg issues (calf, 2021). He missed six games in 2022 because of a broken thumb but