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The Colony Residents Follow Joe Milton III's Rise in Cowboys QB Competition

Joe Milton III is gaining attention for his performance in the Cowboys' preseason.

Mateo Teague

August 25, 20261 min read

As the Dallas Cowboys gear up for the 2026 season, the battle for the backup quarterback spot behind Dak Prescott is intensifying. Joe Milton III and veteran Sam Howell are competing for the position, with Milton drawing considerable attention for his impressive performances in training camp and preseason games.

Milton has demonstrated his skills by throwing for 286 yards and three touchdowns, in addition to scoring a rushing touchdown, all in two games without turnovers. His standout play has caught the eye of FOX Sports, who have named him a top player to watch this preseason, indicating that his strong showing could make the Cowboys' decision regarding their QB2 easier.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer has praised Milton's progress, highlighting improvements in his ball placement and overall composure on the field. Schottenheimer noted that Milton's development goes beyond just having a powerful arm, pointing to a well-executed double-move touchdown pass and other accurate throws that showcase his growing skill set.

Milton's journey from being viewed as a one-dimensional passer to a more versatile quarterback has been clear. Schottenheimer commented on this transformation, stating that Milton is proving he can do more than just throw deep. With his blend of physical talent and enhanced discipline in the pocket, the Cowboys may have found their ideal backup quarterback.

Further clarity on the backup quarterback decision is expected as the team prepares for their final preseason game against the New Orleans Saints.

Source: sports.yahoo.com.

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https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/cowboys-insiders-favorite-watch-preseason-161408117.html

https://frisco.city/article/frisco-sports-cowboys-insiders-favorite-watch-preseason-161408117

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Mateo Teague

Mateo Teague covers The Colony high school and area college sports.

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