The Dallas Cowboys are one of the NFL's most storied franchises. As we march toward the 2025 season, questions remain to be answered at the quarterback position. Dak Prescott remains the starter, while Will Grier is the team’s primary backup. Dallas also added Joe Milton from New England, who should compete with Grier (or may have the job already).

After the draft, players who were unrestricted free agents no longer count in the comp-pick formula. Right now, Dallas is in line for three extra picks in the 2026 draft. Once the comp window closes, the only thing that will change those projections are playing time and performance. So on Monday, April 28, the race begins again.

Dallas has traded for Dak Prescott's backup quarterback, according to ESPN Insider Adam Schefter. DALLAS — The Dallas Cowboys have traded for New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III, according to ESPN insider Adam Schefter.

On Thursday, the Patriots surprisingly agreed to trade backup QB Joe Milton III and a 2025 seventh-round draft pick to the Cowboys in return for a 2025 fifth-round choice.

The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton III and a seventh-round draft pick to the Dallas Cowboys for a fifth-rounder.

The New England Patriots traded Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys. However, they reportedly had a better offer on the table but wanted to send Milton to a preferred destination.