Harry Douglas today Harry, good deal? Oh it's a huge deal, especially for the Cowboys. You're

looking at their most explosive player, a guy who was second in the National

Football League in receiving yards, also broke Micah Irvine single season

record when it came the yards and receptions but he was

number one in the NFL and yack not the yack that I might like like a drink but the

yards have to catch so CD lamb is a big part of what they do. He's their most explosive player.

If he's not on this football team,

if he's not there, I don't know who they're

going to feature on all this.

All right, we'll keep it rolling here.

And let's talk about another cowboy who's due for a new

contract as well Cowboys quarterback Doc Prescott who enters training camp

today without coming to terms on a new deal to remain in Dallas past this season

Adam Schefter was on our show on

sportsman like here at ESPN yesterday and spoke about the kind of money it

might take for the Cowboys to keep their quarterback. Take a listen.

That's going to be the one that resets the quarterback market when it gets done,

whether that's in season unlikely or after the season, more likely.

And when that gets done, when that guy's got no conditions

attached to his contract and he can't be franchised and he can't be transition tagged and he

can leave and he can open up the bidding for his services.

Jack Prescott's going to get a deal north of $60 million a year.

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