Cowboys QB Dak Prescott suffered what appeared to be a major foot injury during Sunday’s game against the Giants.

This one hurts. Dak was having an incredible start to his season and for fantasy owners. His foot apparently turned sideways and did not look good. Prescott was in tears as he was carted off the field. Andy Dalton is now in at quarterback. We certainly wish Prescott all the best and a speedy recovery.

Cowboys Executive Vice President and Director of Player Personnel Stephen Jones believes in tight end Blake Jarwin. "Certainly [Jarwin is] getting to spread his wings now, whether it's Coach McCarthy, the offensive staff, his teammates, he keeps showing up out there. ... He's just -- he's really coming in to his own, and nothing would surprise me with him in terms of what his production could be this year," said Jones. "He just keeps getting better."

Jones also said that Jarwin's rapport with QB Dak Prescott is "outstanding."

Blake Jarwin has received overwhelming support from the Cowboys and fantasy players alike. Jarwin should be able to carve out a sizable role with Dallas as the deep and talented wide receiver and running back groups create space and demand attention.

According to the NFL Network's Jane Slater, Dak Prescott was involved in last minute discussions regarding a long-term deal with the Dallas Cowboys. The reported offer was said to be in the $33-$35M dollar range, with $110 million guaranteed.

Being in contract talks down to the deadline is one thing, actually being close to a deal is another. The Cowboys will let Dak Prescott play the season on the franchise tag before potentially looking to hammer out a long-term deal next summer. Franchising him a second time would be expensive, but may still be the course of action the Cowboys take. Dak was excellent in 2019, and currently sits as our number three overall quarterback for the 2020 season. Dak now has an even more explosive supporting cast than he did last season, and may be looking to play his way into a Patrick Mahomes like payday. Prescott does not project to be adversely affected by the lack of a long term deal, and should remain one of fantasy football’s elite producers at the quarterback position.

The deadline is 1 minute away and there's no deal between Dak Prescott and the #Cowboys, per source. The sides did communicate today, but he's set to play on the $31.409 million tag.

This was the expected outcome in what has turned into a long-term standoff between Prescott and Jerry Jones. Prescott has steadily improved since entering he league and led one of the most efficient offenses in the NFL last year, but the Cowboys have been reluctant to give him a long-term deal. He will now play the 2020 season on the franchise tag and rehash negotiations next offseason. Prescott has plenty of motivation to put up huge numbers this year.

Despite Wednesday’s deadline to sign Dak Prescott to a long-term deal, there are no scheduled talks between the Dallas Cowboys and the quarterback’s agent, Todd France, according to multiple sources.

This falls right in line with a report we had on Sunday about a lack of optimism. As the story said, things can change quickly with a simple phone call. But, there was expected to be more urgency in getting a deal done that would lock the team and Prescott together for the long term while making the quarterback one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the NFL. Prescott already signed his franchise tender and without a deal with make a little less than $31.5 million this season.

Source said Sunday afternoon Cowboys are not close to reaching a multi-year contract with QB Dak Prescott.

The deadline is July 15, which is this Wednesday, and while the situation could change, the report of not being close isn't exactly optimistic. Prescott would enter 2020 season on $31.4M franchise tag if no deal by deadline, the tweet went on to say.

The Cowboys listed QB Dak Prescott (shoulder) as a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice.

The report was an estimation with the practice being pushed back to Wednesday night because of the Christmas holiday. The Cowboys are likely managing Prescott’s reps this week as they’ll need him Sunday in a must-win game against the Redskins.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott (shoulder) was not listed on the final injury report for Week 16.

Prescott was limited all week, but the expectation all week was that he would be in the lineup. Today makes that official. Prescott will be ready to help Dallas attempt to clinch the NFC East in Philadelphia on Sunday. How limited he'll be during the game will be something to watch. Prescott is our No. 11-ranked quarterback for the week.