Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones provided a vague update on contract negotiations for key players CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott, stating the team is operating under their existing contracts as the season approaches. While there are ongoing discussions about Prescott's extension, the lack of urgency raises concerns about whether a deal will be finalized before the regular season begins. Prescott, entering the last year of his $160 million contract, expressed his frustration over the delays, hinting he may need to explore other options if the situation does not improve. Jones acknowledged that while they are continuing to talk, the existing contract's terms are guiding their current operations. With the Cowboys' season opener against the Cleveland Browns looming, both Lamb and Prescott's contract situations remain unresolved, potentially impacting team dynamics. The uncertainty surrounding Prescott's future could lead to significant changes if he enters free agency next year.