Dak Prescott has been the Cowboys’ franchise quarterback for the last decade, but the franchise does not want to put all the pressure on him. Overcoming the injuries in 2024, Prescott started all 17 games in the last season.

The Dallas Cowboys have a strong starter at quarterback in Dak Prescott. Is Joe Milton a strong enough backup, though? The post Cowboys ‘Trending’ Toward Key Decision at Quarterback appeared first on Heavy Sports.

While most of the offseason conversation for the Dallas Cowboys has been focused on hiring a new defensive coordinator, the offense could be losing an important coach. The Cowboys are in danger of having quarterbacks coach Steve Shimko leave for a promotion with another team.

He could accomplish something Sunday his Cowboys quarterback predecessors never did. A Dallas quarterback has never led the NFL in passing. Entering Sunday’s Week 18 regular-season finale, Prescott’s 4,

A career season from their veteran quarterback still wasn’t enough for the Cowboys. Where do they go from here?

The Dolphins are loading up their coaching staff under head coach Jeff Hafley, and he could come raiding the Cowboys while looking for his new offensive coordinator.

The New Orleans Saints showed a lot of promise last year, but they're far from a finished product. They seem to have their franchise quarterback in Tyler Shough

The Denver Broncos have signed another quarterback after the Bo Nix injury. It isn't some big name like a Cam Newton or Colin Kaepernick, no. It's Ben DiNucci. His signing to the Broncos practice squad was reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter on Sunday evening.

The Dallas Cowboys have a lot of work to do this offseason to get better results in 2026. One position they likely won’t do much with, though, is quarterback. With both Dak Prescott and Joe Milton III signed beyond next year and expected to return in the same roles, the only news at this spot may go no further than the practice squad.