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Joe Milton, the Cowboys' backup quarterback, is prepared to play in Week 18 against the Giants if called upon, emphasizing his readiness and development through practice and patience, with Dak Prescott expected to start but not necessarily play the entire game.
The article discusses the Cowboys' decision-making for the final two games of the 2025 season, emphasizing common sense in choosing between Dak Prescott and Joe Milton, considering injury risks, practice time, and team performance, while also reflecting on team dynamics, player achievements, and historical context.
Joe Milton showcased his potential as a backup quarterback for the Cowboys in the preseason finale, completing 10 of 18 passes for 132 yards and two touchdowns, but the team may still seek a veteran to support Dak Prescott before the regular season begins.
The Dallas Cowboys secured a 31-13 preseason victory over the Atlanta Falcons, highlighted by promising performances from QB Joe Milton, rookie Jaydon Blue, and emerging pass rusher James Houston, while also addressing roster decisions and player evaluations ahead of the regular season.
Joe Milton's preseason struggles with the Dallas Cowboys have raised concerns about his performance and the team's backup quarterback situation, especially with the potential injury risk to starting QB Dak Prescott.
The Dallas Cowboys are facing a quarterback dilemma as Joe Milton struggles in preseason and Will Grier is not trusted as Dak Prescott's backup. Options include signing free agents like Wentz or Tannehill, trading for experienced quarterbacks such as Russell Wilson or Jameis Winston, waiting for roster cuts, or hoping Prescott remains healthy, but their choices are limited and uncertain.
The Dallas Cowboys are facing a backup quarterback dilemma after Joe Milton's underwhelming performance in a preseason game, highlighting the need for a more reliable backup behind Dak Prescott, with coach Brian Schottenheimer emphasizing the importance of having a better option than current backups Will Grier and Milton.
Joe Milton's debut for the Cowboys was a roller coaster, finishing with a 17/29 passing line, a touchdown, an interception, and an early exit due to a minor elbow injury in a 31-21 preseason loss to the Rams.
Cowboys backup quarterback Joe Milton left a preseason game with a bruised elbow but is expected to be okay, after a mixed performance against the Rams where he completed 17 of 29 passes for 143 yards, a touchdown, and an interception.
The Dallas Cowboys' preseason opener against the LA Rams resulted in a 31-21 loss, highlighting uncertainties in their roster, especially in the cornerback and wide receiver positions, while showcasing Joe Milton's development as quarterback and solid special teams performance.
Joe Milton, a former Patriots quarterback, expressed dissatisfaction with his time in New England, praising Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott for his leadership and support, and indicating he prefers his current situation with the Cowboys, highlighting differences in team environment and offensive style.
Joe Milton, who was traded from the Patriots to the Cowboys, prefers playing for Dallas due to a better environment and mentorship from Dak Prescott, highlighting a positive change and a supportive team dynamic.
Joe Milton, traded from the Patriots to the Cowboys in April, considers the move a blessing due to the favorable weather, the Cowboys' offensive system, and the opportunity to learn from Dak Prescott, feeling more excited about the explosive, fast-paced offense in Dallas compared to his previous experience with the Patriots.
The Dallas Cowboys have added quarterback Joe Milton as a backup, appreciating his arm strength and mobility, which differ from their previous backup strategy. Milton, who was acquired via trade from the Patriots, showed promise in his NFL debut and is being developed under new offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, with the team optimistic about his potential.
Joe Milton, initially surprised by his trade from the Patriots to the Cowboys, considers the move a blessing for reasons including playing in a warmer climate, in a dome, joining 'America's team,' and learning from Dak Prescott.