The Dallas Cowboys are looking to keep quarterback Dak Prescott on their roster for the long term despite the criticism he received for his performance in the last postseason.

Although Prescott is currently under contract until the end of next season, the team wants to start negotiations to prevent him from exploring free agency. This information comes from a report by Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.

The team’s owner, Jerry Jones, has asked everyone to remain calm in the face of rumors about Prescott’s future. The truth is that there are many questions about whether he will stay with the team beyond 2024.

Prescott led the league in touchdown passes, accumulating 36 during last season. The Cowboys closed the season with a 12-5 record. Despite that, they remained hopeful of reaching the Super Bowl but fell in the Wild Card Round against the Green Bay Packers.