
Cowboys QB Room Heats Up with Howell, Milton
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Dallas Cowboys QB Room: A Talented Duo Competes for the Backup Spot - Brian Schottenheimers first year as head coach ended with a 7-9-1 record, but the teams offense shone, ranking second in total yards. Dak Prescotts health was key, and the Cowboys added depth with Joe Milton and Sam Howell. Howell, with 20 games of starting experience, and Milton, with arm talent, will compete for the backup spot, setting the stage for an exciting offseason.
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On March 30, Brian Schadenheimer just wrapped his first year as Dallas Cowboys head coach with a 7-win 9-loss 1-tie record missing the playoffs, but grabbing second in the NFC East. Still, they ran one of the league's best offenses, ranking second in total yards per game at nearly 392. Dac Press got state-healthy, starting all 17 games which kept things steady up front. To cover any risks, Dallas traded for second-year quarterback Joe Milton from New England before the season. He backed up Prescott and saw action in four games, throwing for 183 yards, one touchdown, and two picks. Now the Cowboys added depth by signing 25-year-old Sam Howe, who set out last year with Philly after limited time in Seattle the year before. Back in 2023, he started all 17 games for Washington, putting up 3946 yards with. 21 touchdowns and 21 interceptions. Coach Schadenheimer told reporters it's wide open between Howe and Milton for the number
two spot. Both have serious arm talent, and Howe brings real starting experience from about 20 games in the league. Prescott heads into his 11th year as the starter, while those two battle it out in offseason drills leading to training camp late July. Dallas is building that quarterback room for the long haul.
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