Dak Prescott, who is eligible for a new contract after this season, has switched agents.

Prescott has hired Todd France and CAA, while opting to leave Jeff Guerriero of ProSource Sports.

The quarterback signed a four-year, $2.7 million deal after the Cowboys selected him in the sixth round two years ago.

The Dallas Cowboys have undergone an overhaul this offseason, but Dak Prescott sees better days ahead.

"We're going to be an exciting team this year," Prescott said. "A lot of new faces. I think that's what you're going to find. You're going to find a lot of new guys that we have on this team, within this organization, that can make plays. [We] plan on surprising a lot of people."

The Cowboys will look different having released Dez Bryant and lost Jason Witten to retirement.

Randy Gregory is expected to meet with NFL officials this week in New York regarding his reinstatement, according to sources.

Roger Goodell could be one of the officials that the Dallas Cowboys defensive end meets with.

Gregory, who has missed 30 of the past 32 games because of suspension, filed the reinstatement application within the past two weeks.

The Dallas Cowboys and Zack Martin have agreed upon a six-year contract extension.

Martin will become the NFL's highest paid guard with the biggest guarantee as well.

Martin has made the Pro Bowl in each of his four NFL seasons.