Last year, the Dallas Cowboys acquired quarterback Joe Milton III via trade to have a reliable backup behind Dak Prescott, who was returning from an injury. But even after spending a full season with the team, Milton’s role in Dallas still feels uncertain.

The Cowboys will have a lot of position battles this offseason, and Schottenheimer just confirmed another.

Brian Schottenheimer is coming off his first season as the Dallas Cowboys' head coach. Dallas failed to make a playoff appearance, going 7-9-1 and finishing in second place in the NFC East. Despite the team's struggles to stack wins, Schottenheimer helped orchestrate one of the NFL's top offenses with Dak Prescott under center.

He didn’t last long in Minnesota — or Philadelphia — but former Vikings quarterback Sam Howell has found new employment, […]

The rumors say Joe Milton III talked his way out of New England by making Drake Maye uncomfortable last season. The former Patriots quarterback says otherwise. After the Patriots traded Milton to the Dallas Cowboys last offseason, multiple reports indicated the 2024 sixth-round pick came on too strong while competing with Maye, the third-overall pick, […]

Say what you want about Joe Milton III, but you have to give him credit for being transparent. The former Patriots quarterback, who was traded to the Cowboys last offseason, made the media rounds this week ahead of Super Bowl LX. Milton generated headlines by saying he felt “disrespected” by Jerod Mayo, and also opened […]

This is a rather odd thing to see when it comes to Joe Milton and his status as a Cowboy.

The disrespect Joe Milton III felt from the Patriots wasn’t a sudden realization. It was a slow burn that began with one glaring issue identified in a post-rookie season meeting with his agency.

Joe Milton isn't having any Super Bowl-sized regrets.