Dak Prescott is arguably the most important player on the most popular team in the most popular sport in the country.
And he's somehow managed to thrive in one of the most difficult and scrutinized roles out there.
The 30-year-old Louisiana native is the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys — a team so beloved across the United States that it's been dubbed "America's Team." When he's been healthy, Prescott has thrived under center in The Lone Star State; he's twice earned Pro Bowl nods and was named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2016.
All of his success on the field has led to incredible financial gains for the Mississippi State alum. He's signed mammoth NFL contracts, inked lucrative endorsement deals, and made investments in promising companies.
Prescott has used some of his millions to live a life of luxury. He owns a sprawling estate not far from the Cowboys' home stadium, parks a collection of speedy cars in his garage, and splurges on luxurious vacations when he's not leaving it all out on the field. He's also made it a priority to give back.
Here's how Prescott makes and spends his millions: