Dak Prescott enters the final year of his contract with the Cowboys, aiming to lead the team past the divisional round for the first time in nearly 30 years, despite facing pressure after last season's disappointing playoff loss. His future remains uncertain, as he is viewed as a 'lame duck' quarterback, with speculation about a potential $50 million per year contract if he becomes a free agent. Meanwhile, Russell Wilson's position as the starter for the Pittsburgh Steelers is still unconfirmed, marking a critical juncture in his career following a decline since his days in Seattle. Both quarterbacks find themselves in high-pressure situations, with Prescott needing to prove he can succeed where predecessors have failed, and Wilson seeking to revive his once-stellar career. Additionally, the performance of third-string QB Trey Lance has raised questions about the Cowboys' quarterback depth, but it appears Prescott's role remains secure. The Cowboys organization is reportedly committed to Prescott, and he expresses confidence in resolving his contract situation while focusing on his performance.