Dak Prescott secured a historic four-year, $240 million contract with the Dallas Cowboys, making him the first NFL player to average $60 million annually. Prescott's contract announcement came hours before he led the Cowboys to a dominating 33-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns in their season opener, where he threw a touchdown pass and spent much of the second half on the sidelines. Notable performances included Micah Parsons and DeMarvion Overshown, who significantly disrupted the Browns' offense. Prescott's new deal follows a busy offseason for the Cowboys, marked by CeeDee Lamb's contract negotiations and legal issues involving Prescott. Despite offseason challenges, the Cowboys are aiming for a fourth consecutive 12-win season. The game also highlighted Myles Garrett's persistent pressure on Prescott, though ultimately the Dallas defense stifled Cleveland's efforts.