CHECK: Dallas Cowboys Shake Up The Entire NFL By Dealing Superstar QB Dak Prescott To NFC Rival In Blockbuster Trade Proposal

Realistically speaking, a “middle-of-the-pack team” would be willing to offer the most for Dak Prescott. That is, a team that’s good enough to compete for a playoff spot but also not bad enough to rebuild and stockpile top-10 picks.

That’s where the New Orleans Saints come into play.

New Orleans has tried to remain competitive in the post-Drew Brees era, but they’ve gone 9-8, 7-10 and 9-8 with zero playoff appearances since his retirement. With Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara, Ryan Ramcyzk, Chris Olave, Juwan Johnson, Erik McCoy, Cameron Jordan, Marshon Lattimore and Demario Davis all under contract, the Saints aren’t about to commence a full-scale rebuild.

Carr isn’t good enough to lead the Saints to a Super Bowl. This is where the New Orleans GM Mickey Loomis should call Jerry Jones and propose a blockbuster trade offer.

What The Saints Should Offer Cowboys For Dak Prescott

In order to acquire Prescott, the Saints would need Dallas to take on the last three years of Carr’s contract. As crazy as this scenario sounds, it actually works for both teams.

New Orleans would have the best QB in the NFC South in Prescott, who’s only 31 and still in his prime. As for Dallas, a 33-year-old Carr could serve as a bridge quarterback while they find a long-term answer.

The Saints should offer Derek Carr, their 2025 first and second-round picks plus their 2026 first and third-round selections to Dallas for Prescott, on the condition that he agrees to a contract extension. If Dallas doesn’t like what they see from Carr, they can release him next offseason and save $30 million in dead money, per OvertheCap.com.