Dak Prescott signing the historic $60 million-per-year contract underscores the NFL's power dynamics where elite players like him seldom reach true free agency and power.
The frustration surrounding Prescott's decision stems from the anticipation of what could have been a thrilling contract year, filled with intense scrutiny and potential rewards.
This NFL contract structure is designed to keep elite players tied to their teams, ensuring owners maintain control while the players see only marginal gains.
The league's mechanisms, such as franchise tags and fifth-year options, are deliberate strategies employed by owners to limit the autonomy of individual players in contract negotiations.
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