Milton is back, but will the DC only use 2 qbs on gameday?

It is bad enough not knowing one of the NFL's current premier players. It is worse when the player's name is listed on the back of his jersey, just like every Cowboys player's jersey.
they will rue the day they let go of Blue, hes was that guy LOL :muttley::popcorn:
 
they will rue the day they let go of Blue, hes was that guy LOL :muttley::popcorn:
The coaching staff considered him an undependable guy, which contributed to him getting waived. Players are generally considered dependable when coaches select them to run the wildcat. I would think the coaches rue the lack of a strong candidate to run the wildcat before Jaydon Blue was cut.
 
That TE they just signed to the PS played wildcat QB in school.
James Mitchell? Maybe, but he has never even thrown a trick play pass in the NFL during the limited opportunities he has been on the field in four seasons. And I am not confident a tight end with limited experience would be asked to run between the tackles. I wonder how fast he is? There would be off-tackle run players but those would work against him if he lacks speed.
 
An NFL team losing both its first- and second-string quarterbacks prompted the league to institute the rule that the OP is referencing. And the situation has occurred more than once in the league.
Wasn't that the Eagles/49ers championship game in the 2022 season? On top of it happening very rarely, I'll bet most, if not every time it happened, it didn't matter anyway. Like in that championship game.

Most teams have 2nd string QB issues. Very few teams have a capable 3rd string QB. Is it worth taking up a spot on the 53? Where does that other player go?
 
So have we gotten the answer to the OPs question yet?, because to be totally honest I didn't get a wink of sleep last night thinking about it.
 

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