NFL Insider Names 7 ‘Obvious’ Fits for Dak Prescott in Potential 2025 Free Agency
The Dallas Cowboys’ star quarterback Dak Prescott may soon be out of the game if the front office is unable to secure a new deal for him. If this occurs, he will become a free agent in 2025 and seven teams might try to sign him.
The Dallas Cowboys wanted to select a young quarterback to replace the aging Tony Romo, so they entered the 2016 NFL Draft with that intention. They ultimately chose Prescott in the fourth round after failing to trade up for other highly-touted prospects.

Seven Teams Could Target Dallas Cowboys Dak Prescott in 2025, According to NFL Insider Independent Contractors
December 30, 2023; USA; Arlington, Texas; Dak Prescott, a fourth-year quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, reacts after hitting the Detroit Lions for a touchdown pass during the second half at AT&T Stadium. Required Credit: USA TODAY Sports/Tim Heitman
As things stand, Prescott’s Cowboys contract is about to expire. Two tweets from Nick Korte and Bill Barnwell on X suggest that multiple teams might be interested in signing the star quarterback if an extension cannot be reached by both parties.
“I’m trying to figure out which teams would target Dak Prescott if he were to become a free agent in 2025. The Steelers, Raiders, Seahawks, and—this could get spicy—the Giants are the four teams that come to mind. If their rookie quarterbacks perform horribly, Panthers, Titans, and Colts, perhaps. Korte sent a tweet.
I’m writing this week about Dak. If their quarterback situations don’t work out this season, the Giants, Seahawks, Jets, Steelers, Titans, Saints, and Raiders seem like the obvious choices. Should the Tua deal fall through, the Dolphins would be among the contenders. Barnwell responded to Korte’s tweet by saying, “If Young doesn’t get better, the Panthers would be a longshot.”
In the eight seasons Prescott has played in the NFL, the Cowboys’ quarterback has amassed 202 touchdowns, 29,459 yards gained by passing, and has a 50 percent passing success rate, among others. He also led the league in completed passes last season by making a total of 410.


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