Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton has come to The Star and hit the ground running. After being traded to Dallas from the New England Patriots, Milton has been on a steady form of progression to the point where,

Milton has a lot of potential and it’s clear Jones could eye him as the perfect replacement for Prescott down the road if Prescott becomes too pricey after his latest extension expires. But Cowboys fans shouldn’t put that pressure on him just yet.

Former New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III sees one major difference between the Patriots and Dallas Cowboys.

In this interview from Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, CA, Bill Jones sits down with one of the newest Dallas Cowboys, backup quarterback Joe Milton III. Milton opens up about the moment he learned he was traded from the Patriots,

Dak Prescott is the Cowboys starting quarterback, but he's already excited about how his new backup, Joe Milton, can help.

Dallas Cowboys QB Joe Milton III hasn't been with the team long, but he appreciates the culture and enjoys learning from Dak Prescott.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton, a former Tennessee Vols standout, went viral this week for seemingly throwing some shade at his old team. Milton, a sixth round selection in the 2024 NFL Draft, spent his rookie season with the New England Patriots. The former Vol was traded to the Cowboys earlier this offseason.

People don't know this' - Brian Schottenheimer reveals something about Joe Milton that makes Cowboys QB very special originally appeared on A to Z Sports. If there's one thing Dak Prescott is praised for,

In a stunning development at the beginning of the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys saw a shift in their quarterback direction. Trey Lance, once the coveted future backup behind Dak Prescott, is gone—now under contract with the Los Angeles Chargers as of April 4,