The Dallas Cowboys have been judged for their decision to trade for New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III.

The Dallas Cowboys' new quarterback, Joe Milton III, is booming with potential and doesn't put much strain on the salary cap.

The Cowboys acquired Milton in a trade with the New England Patriots just one year after he was selected in the NFL draft.

The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys for a draft pick, the Patriots announced.

Dallas Cowboys co-owner Stephen Jones mentioned that the team was still exploring trade options, and just a few days later, the Cowboys secured their new backup quarterback. The Cowboys traded away a fifth-round pick for a seventh-round pick and Joe Milton III, a quarterback booming with potential and a cannon of an arm.

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With the Cowboys acquiring Joe Milton, the rest of the NFC East including the Washington Commanders should feel much better about themselves.