Dak Prescott has another target sticking around for years to come. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Dallas Cowboys have reached an extension with their young veteran tight end, Jake Ferguson.

Dak Prescott has made it clear that if you play for the Cowboys and don’t believe in winning the Super Bowl, you'd better not show up.

Dianna Russini, a senior NFL insider for The Athletic, joined “The Jim Rome Show” on Monday and was asked about Prescott’s contract situation.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks on tight end Jake Ferguson after earning contract extension.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Cowboys and tight end Jake Ferguson agreed to terms on a four-year, $52 million contract extension that includes $30 million guaranteed and a $12 million signing bonus. Rapoport noted that negotiations for Ferguson's new deal "occurred under the radar," and he's already signed the contract.

An extension for Parsons will devour future cap space. The Cowboys may be worried about that after giving quarterback Dak Prescott (four years, $240M) and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (four years, $136M) long-term deals in 2024.

Despite expectations that Micah Parsons will eventually become one of the highest-paid defensive players in NFL history, contract talks with the Cowboys have yet to gain significant traction this summer.