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Anyone who tried to buy a kūmara at the supermarket in the spring of 2023 will remember the staggering price hike, which Stats NZ says peaked at $12.98 per...
FRISCO, Texas -- When quarterback Andy Dalton signed with the Dallas Cowboys last year, it was with the idea of resetting his career and finding a starting spot in 2021. Last season, Dalton went 4-5 in nine starts as Dak Prescott's replacement and will sign a one-year deal worth up to $13 million with the Chicago Bears with at least the chance to be their No. 1 quarterback. So what will the Cowboys do for their No. 2 quarterback now? Dallas has Garrett Gilbert, Cooper Rush and Ben DiNucci under contract behind Prescott, who signed a four-year, $160 million deal last week. Gilbert played well ...
2022 base salary: $20 million 2023 base salary: $31 million 2024 base salary: $29 million ($5 million roster bonus due the fifth day of the league year) 2025 base salary: $40 million (voidable year) 2026 base salary: $40 million (voidable year) 2021 cap figure: $22.2 million 2022 cap figure: $33.2 million 2023 cap figure: $44.2 million 2024 cap figure: $47.2 million 2025 cap figure: $53.2 million (voidable year) 2026 cap figure: $40 million (voidable year) The final two years of the contract void after the deadline to use the franchise tag in 2025, but the Cowboys would have difficulty in usi...
FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones has said it many times over the years: Deadlines make deals. If that's the case between the Cowboys and quarterback Dak Prescott, welcome to at least the fourth deadline in their long-running negotiations that have yet to lead to the multiyear agreement both parties say they want. Without a long-term deal done by 4 p.m. ET Tuesday, the Cowboys will use the franchise tag on Prescott for the second straight year at a cost of $37.7 million. When the Cowboys and Prescott's agent, Todd France, started these negotiations in 2019...
The quarterback wants a four-year contract. Dallas wants a five-year commitment. ESPN's Todd Archer has a proposal that could make both sides content.