The Dallas Cowboys are now rumored to be considering a trade for a quarterback with a $230 million contract following the restructuring of Dak Prescott's deal.

The Dallas Cowboys have emerged as potential suitors for a quarterback with a staggering $230 million contract following their recent restructuring of Dak Prescott's deal.

While Prescott's contract for the upcoming season has been restructured, casting uncertainty on his long-term future with the team, speculation suggests that a departure could be imminent if he fails to lead the Cowboys deeper into the playoffs in 2024. With no trade or franchise tag clauses in his contract allowing him to hit free agency in 2025, analysts like K.D. Drummond of USA Today believe that Dallas may explore new quarterback targets in the upcoming free agency period.

One potential target is Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray, who could become available for trade in 2025 with significant cap implications for the Cardinals. Despite recent commitments from the Cardinals indicating faith in Murray as their franchise quarterback, speculation surrounding his future remains.

Murray's career has been marred by injuries, limiting his availability and playoff success. However, the Cowboys' potential interest in him raises questions about their confidence in Prescott's ability to lead the team to Super Bowl contention, particularly given the financial investment associated with his contract demands.