The Cowboys acquired Jack Sanborn and Kenneth Murray in the offseason, with both seeming likely to start at linebacker until DeMarvion Overshown is able to reach full health. One (Sanborn) is a Matt Eberflus disciple while the other (Murray) is a former first-round pick with crazy athleticism.

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

During a recent chat with Jon Machota of The Athletic, Cowboys vice president of player personnel Will McClay touched upon what the club has seen from Milton since springtime workouts.

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 Dallas Cowboys traded for Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots this offseason, but there could be some uncertainty about his grip on the backup job.

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel commented on the decision to trade Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys back in April, during an appearance on The Greg Hill Show Monday.

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.

The Cowboys are in a position where they might be forced to trade Micah Parsons. This proposed deal has him going to the AFC East to create one of the most defensive fronts.