Bills’ White: ‘Dirty’ Gronk’s 1-game ban ‘a joke’

Dak Prescott has his No. 1 receiver in place again, and of course, the star running back who signed a big contract last summer. The question is whether the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys will play under the franchise tag or get his own long-term deal to go with those handed out to Amari Cooper and Ezekiel Elliott. The biggest moves of free agency so far for the Cowboys have been placing the roughly $31.5 million tag on Prescott and re-signing Cooper on a $100 million, five-year contract that makes him the second-highest paid receiver behind Atlanta’s Julio Jones.