One restructure done, another one could be following up real soon for the Dallas Cowboys.
Earlier today, Dallas reworked the contract of Pro Bowl wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, freeing up $20 million in cap space.
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Next on deck? Quarterback Dak Prescott, who last September in Week One, became the highest-paid player in league history when he signed a four-year $240 million contract.
ESPN Cowboys reporter Todd Archer reported on X that a Prescott restructure could happenthis week or before the start of the new league year on March 12.
The move will help Dallas clear up a sizable amount of cap space, depending on how much of the base salary they convert into signing bonus money.
Prescott currently has a base salary of $47.75 million in 2025.
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The moves to re-work both of the Cowboys’ All-Pro offensive talent’s come at no surprise, with star linebacker Micah Parsons entering this offseason in search of a new deal that could potentially be record-setting.
Prescott aside, the Cowboys have already signed one of their top defenders, defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, who signed a four-year $80 million contract earlier today. They also retained key special teams players C.J. Goodwin and Juanyeh Thomas.
