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The Dallas Cowboys finally got Dak Prescott a proven No. 2 wide receiver when they traded for George Pickens. A new cornerback wouldn’t hurt, but the next order of business for the front office has to be\u00a0getting their contract extension ducks in a row.<\/p>\n
Micah Parsons’ negotiations could extend well into the summer, but Dallas has myriad other extension-eligible players on the roster. The list is headlined by left guard Tyler Smith, cornerback DaRon Bland and kicker Brandon Aubrey.<\/p>\n
With back-to-back Pro Bowls and a second-team All-Pro nod in 2023, Smith has established himself as one of the best guards in football and is only getting better. He’s in line to get a potentially market-setting extension whenever Jerry Jones and Co. decided to initiate negotiations.<\/p>\n
With talks hopefully around the corner,\u00a0Smith has made a notable power play. The Fort Worth native has joined Athletes First and will be represented by Joe Panos and Todd France.<\/p>\n
Smith joins a long list of Cowboys who are represented by Athletes First. They have negotiated record-setting deals for Dak Prescott and will soon do so for Parsons. In addition to Prescott and Parsons, Bland and Aubrey are also represented by the agency.<\/p>\n