Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is having a weird offseason, as it is reported that Jerry Jones will not be renegotiating his contract and probably will leave Dallas at the end of the 2024 NFL season, and also he was accused of sexual assault by a woman, who filed a police report for an incident that allegedly happened in 2017.

On Friday, Prescott attended the Texas Children’s Cancer Fund Gala and talked for the first time about the allegations. While the civil and criminal process is ongoing, the Cowboys QB seemed confident in himself, as he told Jon Machota of The Athletic.

Dak Prescott shining at last night’s Children’s Cancer Gala in Dallas donning a black and gold pinstripe suit with matching silk shirt, all custom made by yours truly 🔥 #DallasCowboys @clarencehilljr pic.twitter.com/PIWbKjoet5

— Gentleman's Playbook (@GentsPlaybook) April 20, 2024

He also said that this situation, in particular, has nothing to do with his uncertainty regarding his contract with the Dallas Cowboys, asserting that they’re separate issues.

Dak Prescott when asked about his lawsuit and the lawsuit a woman filed accusing him of sexual assault pic.twitter.com/ynYBamJFGF

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) April 19, 2024

Prescott’s fine form in 2023 earned him Most Valuable Player shouts as he threw for 4516 yards with a 69.5% completion rate for 36 touchdowns, whilst his interceptions remained at nine and he was never sacked more than 40 times, as he became the Cowboys’ star of the season at the AT&T Stadium.

But now into his third decade of life, this could be his final big contract and he’s currently not broke earning a cool, guaranteed $160 million on his current four-year deal, but he won’t go chasing the money unlike some other people might decide to do.