Dallas Cowboys Acquire Joe Milton, Raises Questions for Dak Prescott

The Dallas Cowboys have traded for quarterback Joe Milton from the New England Patriots, effectively replacing Cooper Rush as the backup to Dak Prescott, who is recovering from a hamstring injury. Former NFL player LeSean McCoy has sparked controversy by suggesting that Prescott should 'find a realtor' if he continues to struggle in the postseason, citing Milton's potential as a future starter. Although Prescott signed a lucrative four-year, $240 million contract last year, McCoy's comments highlight concerns over Prescott's playoff performance, where he has faced criticism despite being a three-time Pro Bowler. Milton's promising debut as a rookie included a strong performance against the Buffalo Bills, leading to speculation about his ability to challenge Prescott for the starting role. While some media voices dismiss the notion of Prescott being replaced due to his hefty contract, the Cowboys' recent moves indicate a shift in their quarterback strategy. The situation has sparked debates among analysts about the future of Prescott in Dallas as Milton's arrival poses a potential threat to his job security.