The Dallas Cowboys are trading a fifth-round pick to the New England Patriots for second-year Quarterback, Joe Milton, and a seventh-round pick.

This move comes after months of speculation over who will back up Dak Prescott in 2025, as Cooper Rush signed with the Ravens and Dallas lost interest in re-signing Trey Lance. Now, the Cowboys have their answer.

Trade: New England is sending QB Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys, sources tell ESPN. With Cooper Rush going to Baltimore, Dallas now has a new backup for Dak Prescott. pic.twitter.com/AIVVuvsel2

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The Dallas Cowboys have traded for a new quarterback in Joe Milton!

As of Wednesday night the Dallas Cowboys had already executed two trades this offseason, sending compensatory picks to the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans for Kaiir Elam and Kenneth Murray, respectively. Dallas also received picks in return in both trades.

On Thursday morning, the Cowboys landed a hat trick of trades of this particular variety as it was reported that Dallas traded with the New England Patriots for quarterback Joe Milton.

Obviously Milton is the biggest piece of the trade, but the fact that Dallas is getting a...

What non-Cowboys team has caught your eye this offseason?

The month of April has been here for a couple of sleeps now, and because of that we know that the NFL Draft is right around the corner.

We also know that most of free agency is well in the rearview mirror. Teams look different than they did the last time we saw them on the field, and obviously some in a much larger sense than others.

For our Thursday discussion here on the blog we want to know what non-Cowboys team has caught your eye so far this offseason? To...

Wide receiver number two is a big problem for the Dallas Cowboys, and the team’s lack of a playmaker outside CeeDee Lamb was evident last season.

The Cowboys’ offensive coaching staff may already have a wide receiver on the roster who could play Robin to Lamb’s Batman.

As a second-year player, Ryan Flournoy may be the man needed for the job. He was used sparingly last year and could see an influx of snaps this coming season.

Ryan Flournoy College Career

Ryan Flournoy was the Cowboys’ sixth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft out of Southeast Missouri State of...

Which players do you like the most for the Dallas Cowboys in the first round?

With only three draft picks in the Top 100, and a big gap between when they pick again in the fifth round (149th overall), the Dallas Cowboys could be looking to trade down in the first round this year to acquire more draft capital. That, of course, all depends on finding a willing trade partner.

It's unknown right now what the Dallas Cowboys will do with the 12th overall pick in the first round. Trading down is a very real possibility, however, there are a...

In ESPN analyst Field Yates’ latest two-round mock draft, the Dallas Cowboys address one of their most pressing needs—adding explosive playmakers to their offense.

With questions surrounding their depth at wide receiver and the inconsistency of their ground game, the Cowboys must find dynamic weapons to complement QB Dak Prescott, WR CeeDee Lamb, and the rest of the unit.

Yates’ projections offer an exciting glimpse at two prospects who could bring much-needed firepower to Dallas, giving fans hope for a more balanced and potent attack in 2025.

The best part about Yates’ mock draft? Cowboys Nation will be very happy...

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Cowboys won’t force pick at No. 12, feel ‘confident’ taking best player available - Ft. Worth Star Telegram, Nick Harris

Figuring out the Cowboys’ draft strategy.

Picking at No. 12 for the first time since 2021 when the team selected Micah Parsons, the Cowboys will be looking to get an impact player with their first-round selection that can step in an provide an immediate presence in 2025.

“You’re always looking for game changers when you’re picking 12th,” Schottenheimer said. “We don’t want to ever pick 12th again, let’s be honest. You’re looking...

It would be great to see the Cowboys trade a few times during the NFL Draft.

The Dallas Cowboys are going to have a lot of different options available to them in this year’s draft based on the crop of talent and where Dallas is picking. Perhaps their best possible path forward is by trading back, thereby accumulating more value for a stacked class.

With that in mind, here is a full seven-round mock draft (crafted through the mock draft machine at Pro Football Focus) that explores the reality of the Cowboys moving backwards in the first round.

**Round 1,...

The Cowboys could benefit from adding some depth before the draft.

A little less than a month stands between the Dallas Cowboys and the 2025 NFL Draft. While the Cowboys have made some decent depth signings this spring, there’s plenty of room for upgrades at multiple spots on the current roster.

Today, we examine two defensive free agents Dallas should consider taking a flyer on before the start of the draft.

1) CB Asante Samuel Jr

By all accounts, losing Jourdan Lewis to the Jacksonville Jaguars in free agency came as a shock to the Dallas Cowboys. It sure...

2025 is a big year for Matt Waletzko.

Unlike most of the Cowboys’ 2022 draft class, offensive tackle Matt Waletzko isn’t going into 2025 with a great sense of security. But at least there’s a solid opportunity at his position, giving Waletzko a puncher’s chance at continuing his NFL dream in Dallas.

The class of 2022 has already yielded two of the Cowboys’ youngest stars in G Tyler Smith and CB DaRon Bland, plus another Pro Bowler in TE Jake Ferguson. It also gave us WR Jalen Tolbert, a potential starter this season, and two likely role players in DE...

Jerry Jones had the media buzzing on Tuesday.

The Dallas Cowboys are getting everything together for the NFL draft at the end of the month. However, the biggest elephant in the room these days is a new contract for All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons a new contract. Of course, that means team owner Jerry Jones will be heavily involved.

On Tuesday, Jones took some time to talk to the media. Various topics were discussed, but the comments by Jones on the Parsons deal are what took center stage. According to the boss in Dallas, he and Parsons have met privately...