The roar of engines echoed down pit road, but it wasn’t the only spiral cutting through the air. Amid screeching tires and a haze of motor oil, a perfect spiral arced across the asphalt—not from a pro racer, but from a different kind of speed enthusiast. Helmet-free, in streetwear, and with a flick of the wrist, Dak Prescott reminded everyone that sometimes the off-field spotlight can burn just as hot.
Bad boys, big toys—figuratively and literally. That’s the vibe surrounding the Cowboys QB, whose luxury car collection includes a Ferrari, a G-Wagon, and a Cadillac Escalade. When you’re the face of the NFL’s most valuable franchise—valued at $10 billion, per Forbes—there are some perks that come with the pressure. Prescott, who inked a 4-year, $240 million contract, making him one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in NFL history, is spending his offseason indulging a different kind of horsepower.
On Sunday, May 4, fans spotted him at the NASCAR Würth 400, held at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. Dressed in a bold color-block shirt, paired with a cap and sunglasses, Prescott looked relaxed and in his element, smiling, mingling, and even tossing a football around on pit road. It was an unusual sight at a racing event, but it drew plenty of attention.
Of course, attention isn’t always without controversy. Prescott has found himself under scrutiny from critics who question whether his public appearances and playful offseason activities reflect the urgency Cowboys fans expect after another postseason letdown. Still, for now, the quarterback remains one of the NFL’s biggest off-field stars—living large, staying visible, and drawing heat from fans and media alike as speculation swirls around his next move, both on and off the gridiron.
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