US EditionDak Prescott to Browns Rumor Doesn't Make Sense
- In March 2025, a rumor reported by a Browns sports coverage show host and posted on X by BIGPLAY on March 26, 2025, suggested the Cleveland Browns were pursuing a trade for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
- The Dallas Cowboys are heading into the 2025 season after finishing 7-10 in 2024, a season where Dak Prescott was absent for much of the time due to injury, and the Browns are working to rebuild their quarterback room.
- The proposed trade for Prescott involved the Cowboys taking back Deshaun Watson, which is financially difficult and considered illogical by many, especially since Dallas just signed their franchise quarterback long-term and Prescott has a no-trade clause in his contract.
- NFL Network's Jane Slater refuted the rumor, stating, 'I run it all down when working this beat and the Dallas Cowboys are NOT working on trading Dak to the Browns,' while others suggest potential trades to teams like the Titans and Steelers.
- Despite the rumor, many believe there is no reason for the Cowboys to trade Prescott, especially for Watson's contract, as Prescott is considered younger and a better option than other quarterbacks, and texts with sources triggered alerts related to 'fake news' and 'absolutely not'.
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3 Teams Predicted to Have Interest in Cowboys QB Dak Prescott
The Dallas Cowboys are heading into the 2025 season hoping for a much better season than they’ve had the past few years. The team finished 7-10 for the 2024 season, and they were without franchise quarterback Dak Prescott for much of it due to injury, which certainly didn’t help.Many view Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons as some of the best players on the Cowboys’ squad, and with that honor comes other teams expressing interest in the pla…
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