Enter ESPN's Dan Orlovsky, who we find too talented to reduce himself to being a Cowboys-hating troll. Orlovsky is among the many in Bristol who spend the offseason continuing to perpetuate the myth that Dallas simply won't be able to built a roster around Prescott because they are stuck with a 2025 cap hit on him of $90 million.

Quarterback Dak Prescott knows what it's like to be pushing for a new contract from the Cowboys, so it makes sense that he'd be asked to weigh in on defensive end Micah Parsons's own quest for an extension this offseason.

It certainly worked out for the quarterback, who secured a whopping $231 million guaranteed when the dust settled on his own negotiating period. It will also likely work out for Parsons, one of the most talented pass-rushers in the NFL. But Dallas has shown its tendency to take its time with this sort of thing.