Dak Prescott Urges Cowboys to 'Pay the Man' Amidst Zack Martin's Contract Holdout

Zack Martin, a key anchor of the Cowboys' offensive line, is holding out from training camp, seeking a new contract from the team. 

Martin's 2018 contract, then a record deal for a guard at $14 million per year, has fallen behind current market values, with top guards earning around $20 million annually. 

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott publicly voiced his support for Martin, urging the team to "pay the man" for his invaluable contributions. 

Despite being 32 years old, Martin's performance remains top-notch, with only nine sacks and 22 hurries allowed over his nine NFL seasons. 

Prescott's endorsement adds leverage to Martin's negotiating position, emphasizing the importance of protecting the team's $40 million per year quarterback. 

Martin's sustained success and impact in the trenches make him a vital asset for the Cowboys. 

With over 9,000+ career snaps, Martin's performance has been consistently impressive, earning multiple All-Pro nods. 

The Cowboys' offense aims to solidify their lineup with Martin's contract situation resolved before the end of training camp. 

Expectations are high for a resolution between Martin and the Cowboys, given Dak Prescott's clear support. 

The team's offensive success will rely on securing Martin's services as they strive to compete in the upcoming season. 

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