Dak Prescott Pops The Question with Incredible $1 Million Ring

FRISCO - Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott on Friday morning announced that he is now engaged to his girlfriend, Sarah Jane Ramos. The couple has a young daughter, Margaret Jane Rose "Baby MJ'' Prescott, born back in late February.

Prescott revealed the news of his engagement in a picture on his Instagram story featuring himself with Ramos and Margaret.

"4ever w/@sarahjane," Prescott captioned the story - and now comes another chapter to the love story.

It was early in the 2023 season when he and Ramos made their relationship public, and it was about seven months later when Ramos gave birth to the couple's first child, making a proud public announcement about the birth.

"MJ Rose,'' the wrote on social media, "Being your parents is the biggest blessing life has to offer and we are so fortunate that you are ours!" Ramos wrote on Instagram in march. "Welcome into this world, baby girl, you will always be loved and protected! We are so IN LOVE with you ♥️Love, Mom & Dad 🙏."

An engagement means a ring, of course. And a guy with a new four-year, $240 million contract extension making him the highest-paid player in football history can afford a nice one. So ...

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According to the scoop from Athlon Sports , the 31-year-old Pro Bowl quarterback proposed on a golf course (complete with gorgeous photos, of course) with a 10-carat emerald cut engagement ring made by Jason of Beverly Hills .

The ring comes with a price tag of $1 million and, according to Athlon Sports, "carries a center diamond positioned between two tapered baguettes, set onto an 18-karat yellow gold setting.''

"In my business, there are high-maintenance clients and then there's Dak," said Jason Arasheben, CEO of Jason of Beverly Hills. "Dak was so easy to work with and was very intentional with every detail of this ring. ... He wanted something classic but with a little flare and that's exactly what we did."