The Dallas Cowboys knew they were getting a young backup quarterback that needed development when they acquired Joe Milton in a trade from the New England Patriots this offseason. After two preseason games,

The Dallas Cowboys still have not decided who their backup quarterback will be, but they just gave a major clue.

Part of the reason for the Eagles’ success rate with defensive tackles is they’ve spent heavily on the position. Jalen Carter (5th, according to PFF) and Jordan Davis (28th) were first-round picks. Milton Williams (14th), who now plays for the Patriots, was a third-rounder.

The Dallas Cowboys have the spotlight on them, and it's by design with team owner Jerry Jones running things. Yes, the team is dealing with the Micah Parsons sa

The head coach of the Dallas Cowboys offered his evaluation on another controversial performance by the team's aspiring backup QB.

Everyone’s favorite punching bag, cornerback Andrew Booth, finally punched back. Booth picked off a Cooper Rush pass early in the Cowboys’ preseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens, returning it 40 yards for what wound up being Dallas’ only touchdown of the game.

Joe Milton said earlier this year that the New England Patriots trading him to the Dallas Cowboys was a blessing. And it appears the Cowboys feel the same way.

The rankings valued the Cowboys at $12.8 billion. That's over a $2 billion jump over last year's $10.32 billion valuation, or a little over a 25% increase. Last year was the first time an NFL franchise had surpassed $10 billion in value.