Dallas Cowboys' QB Room Heating Up with Stone

0:00On April 4th, the Dallas Cowboys are shaking up their back-up quarterback spot behind Dak Prescott this off-season. They just signed Sam Howell in free agency, and head coach Brian Shottenheimer says he'll get a real shot to compete for that number two role. Last year, Joe Milton III held it down as the main back-up, hitting 62% of his passes for 183 yards. 1. Touchdown and 2 picks. Even flash serious arm strength, but Howell brings way more game experience to the table. Now the Cowboys are scouting draft options too, especially local talent, after working out Northwestern's Preston Stone, a Dallas-born quarterback. Stone started at SMU for four years, throwing for over 4,000 yards, 35 touchdowns, and just eight interceptions at 59%. Completion. His last college season at Northwestern, he hit 60% for 2,400 yards, with 17 touchdowns to 12 picks. Scouts love Stone's pocket presence, pure arm talent for deep throws, and his ability

1:03to run when needed, making him a dual-threat nightmare. He's a late-round guy, who's turning heads in workouts. With all this competition brewing, Dallas might snag Stone in the seventh round to heat up that quarterback room even more. Keep an eye on how it plays out.