Dak Prescott Won’t Speak on Head Coach Jason Garrett Cowboys Future. He just wants to mind his own business.

On Thursday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was questioned by ESPN’s Ed Werder for his thoughts regarding head coach Jason Garrett’s status after their team faces off against the Washington Redskins in Week 17. Dak had an interesting but smart response. Read on to see why Dak Prescott minding his own business on Jason Garrett…

#CelebNSports247 reports @dallascowboys #DakPrescott ” I’ll be damned if I speak on anybody else’s future” https://t.co/2FlSpJC9sN

— CelebNSports247 (@CNS24_7) December 28, 2019

CelebNSports247.com reports that the Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott gave a passionate answer while speaking on his own free agency.

Here is what Dak Prescott told Werder:

I think it’s the last game on [my contract] as well. so I will be damned if I speak on anyone else’s future or their place.

If you recall, in 2015, the Cowboys gave Garrett a 5-year, $30 million extension. Meanwhile, Prescott is coming to the end of his 4-year rookie deal.

Michael Gehlken reports:

Sunday vs. Redskins is Jason Garrett’s final regular-season game under contract with Cowboys. Dak Prescott: “I think it’s the last game on mine as well. So I’ll be damned if I speak on anybody else’s future or their place.”

— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) December 26, 2019

Jason Garrett said he’s “taking the same approach as I’ve always taken” entering final regular-season game of his contract. “Don’t really think that much about that stuff.” Focused on having a “great Thursday.” On when he’ll focus on his future: “I guess some point in the future”

— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) December 26, 2019

A for head coach Jason Garrett’s future with the team, it has been talked about all season.

It appears that everything is up in the air since the team being unable to secure a victory over a team with a record above .500 until they faced the Rams late in the season.

.@dak intends no malice here. Just an attempt to paint a picture of ‘focus.’ Thoughts about Sunday maybe being Garrett (in final year of contract) swan song? ‘It’s the last game on mine (contract) as well. So I’ll be damned if I speak on anybody else’s future or their place.’ pic.twitter.com/IM5OP7XH77

— mike fisher ? (@fishsports) December 26, 2019

The Cowboys have gone 84-67, including 2-3 in the postseason since Garrett took over head coaching duties in 2010.

As for Dak, having thrown for 4,599 yards, 26 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions with a 64.8 percent completion rate across 15 games in 2019, Prescott is sure to get his money and remain with the franchise.

Garrett’s future is not as bright.

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