The Dallas Cowboys trade for quarterback Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots has sparked debate across the NFL. Dallas sent a fifth-round pick (No. 171) to acquire Milton and a seventh-rounder (No.

Jerry Jones dropped the ball when he traded for Trey Lance but the Dallas Cowboys owner got it right with Joe Milton.

The New England Patriots have agreed to trade quarterback Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys. Milton confirmed the trade via a social media post on Wednesday. ESPN, which first reported the deal, said that the Cowboys will receive Milton,

The Bengals lease at Paycor Stadium will be expiring after the 2025 season, which could make things interesting

The New England Patriots have fielded multiple trade inquiries for quarterback Joe Milton III, MassLive.com reported Wednesday.

The Saints are in the QB market, but they missed out on Joe Milton III. The Patriots' exciting young backup joins the Cowboys before the 2025 draft.

The Patriots reportedly had a better offer for Milton but instead chose to send him to his desired destination. "My family grew up a Cowboys fan," Milton told Fox Sports on Thursday. "My mom always had a Cowboys shirt on.

The Dallas Cowboys reportedly have their new backup quarterback. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Thursday that the Cowboys acquired Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots via trade to back up Dak Prescott.

Milton brings depth and upside to the Cowboys' QB depth chart that before only included Dak Prescott and Will Grier.

Team owner Jerry Jones has signed off on massive extensions for homegrown stars such as quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. Spending on outside free agents, on the other hand, is a category in which Dallas is often near the bottom each offseason.

On a recent episode of The Breakfast Ball, Mark Schlereth didn’t hold back ... blasting Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones for claiming not to know David Mulugheta, Micah Parsons

The Dallas Cowboys have traded for New England Patriots backup quarterback Joe Milton III as owner Jerry Jones continues to draw backlash for his comments on Micah Parsons’ agent

Dan Patrick reflects on Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' recent comments surrounding Micah Parsons' contract, including what more the Dallas owner needs to see from his star defensive player before reaching a deal.

The days of Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons, who is scheduled to make a fully guaranteed $24.007 million in 2025 on his fifth-year option, considering a hometown discount are over. According to Clarence Hill Jr.

With the NFL annual meetings underway in Florida, Jerry Jones shared his thoughts on the Parsons situation and ended up creating a stir when he publicly disrespected Parsons' agent, David Mulugheta. Parsons fired back at Jerry Jones after the public shade and who knows what will happen today as the situation continues to drag out.