The market has yet to prove otherwise. As far as the quarterback position is concerned, the price only goes up. Reality proved this yet again this past week when the Detroit Lions paid Jared Goff. Ultimately Goff’s deal was of the four-year variety for $212M with $170M guaranteed.
Detroit paying Goff was not exactly unexpected in terms of potential offseason moves across the NFL, but it was a teeny bit of a surprise. Things seemed somewhat stable at the quarterback position with no real obvious threat to receive the next MEGA deal, but Goff came close enough and as a result there will be financial ramifications if the Dallas Cowboys ultimately want to get their own deal done with Dak Prescott.