Speculation is mounting around potential trade destinations for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, with the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings identified as teams that should consider pursuing the veteran signal-caller, according to analysis from Cowboys Wire.
The report, published by K.D. Drummond on November 3, 2026, examines which NFL franchises could benefit from acquiring Prescott's services. Both the Ravens and Vikings present intriguing fits given their current quarterback situations and offensive systems.
Prescott, who has been the face of the Cowboys franchise since 2016, remains under contract with Dallas. Any potential trade would represent a seismic shift for one of the NFL's most recognizable organizations and would require significant draft capital and salary cap maneuvering from interested teams.
The Ravens, led by Lamar Jackson, and the Vikings, who have navigated quarterback uncertainty in recent seasons, represent contrasting philosophical approaches to the position. Baltimore's run-heavy offense under Jackson differs markedly from the traditional pocket-passing style Prescott employs, while Minnesota's offensive weapons could provide an immediate supporting cast.
