The Dallas Cowboys trade for quarterback Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots has sparked debate across the NFL. Dallas sent a fifth-round pick (No. 171) to acquire Milton and a seventh-rounder (No.

Jones told Yahoo Sports he thinks a different factor comes into play when considering the proposed ban, and it may speak to what a revised rule change proposal might look like at next month's NFL meeting in Minneapolis.

Ohio State running back Quinshon Judkins visited the Dallas Cowboys and met with team owner Jerry Jones on Thursday, per Clarence Hill Jr. of DLLS Sports. Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer was also among the league personnel that viewed Judkins at the Buckeyes' pro day on March 26, via NFL Network's Stacey Dales.

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The Cowboys' QB room right now? The post Jerry Jones Gets 37-TD QB as Dak Prescott’s Insurance Policy After Cowboys Share Injury Update appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Joe Milton III reveals why he chose the Cowboys following Jerry Jones' trade with the Patriots. Milton is setting his sights on a bright future in Dallas. Joe Milton III is the new quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys after Jerry Jones pulled off a surprising trade with the New England Patriots.

A rising Dallas Cowboys star, a teammate of quarterback Dak Prescott, took a stand with a clear message to owner Jerry Jones about the contract extension of linebacker Micah Parsons in the 2025 NFL season.

With the uncertainty surrounding Trevon Diggs' constant troubles with injuries and Jourdan Lewis' move to the Jaguars. The post Jerry Jones Receives 6-Word Message From Top Defensive Prospect’s Dad With Cowboys’ Draft Plans Revealed appeared first on EssentiallySports.

As the Dallas Cowboys work to strengthen their roster, owner Jerry Jones has acquired a backup quarterback from the New England Patriots for Dak Prescott, following Cooper Rush's decision to sign with the Baltimore Ravens for the upcoming NFL season.