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If they signed Sam Howell and released this guy, that should be all you need to know.
It’s hard to finder a backup QB with more potential and nfl experience than Sam Howell right now, that isn’t like in his 30s at the tail end of his career.

He just started a NFL season 2 years ago on one of the worst squads in football, the 32nd ranked run offense, and threw for almost 4k yards and STILL is only 24 years old. Literally Joe Milton is older than him.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/gamelog/_/id/4426875/type/nfl/year/2023

Look at the two games he started against the eagles, it’s no wonder the eagles have a very high opinion of him. That second game he went 39/52 for 397 yards, 4TDs and 1int. So being a late round rookie and getting replaced by him doesn’t say as much about him as what it says what they think about Howell.
 
Nah. Milton clearly needs time to develop, but has some exceptional traits. Is Dak goes down, McCord isn't going to save the season. May as well give the developmental prospect some work to get a read on his potential en route to a high draft pick...where you draft a QB.
 

He looks like he stands too upright, doesn't get low or behind his pads. Relies on his brute strength. I also saw him get moved pretty easy due to the poor technique he uses. But he does have the traits you like. He might be a long way off from helping a team.
 
He looks like he stands too upright, doesn't get low or behind his pads. Relies on his brute strength. I also saw him get moved pretty easy due to the poor technique he uses. But he does have the traits you like. He might be a long way off from helping a team.
Yeah he's new to football and does get upright. I think he moves better than Mazi & Toia and probably fits the Eberflus upfield scheme better than them. Moves really well for how big he is. I just don't know how raw he is to actual nfl coaches.
 
When you've got the skins on the wall the last 30 years that the Cowboys have, you know you can trust them on claims like this.

65-0 Cowboys in week 1!
 
Well said.

The O must be strictly tailored around Hurts to make him effective.

In 2024 we saw what happened to him w/ a lesser D, and w/o a great RB by his side. He was nowhere near the same.
Good point, and he could see a similar regression within the next couple of years. Doubtful this season because that offense is loaded, but what happens when Saquan rides off into the sunset, or he loses one of his top two receivers? Sounds alot like the guy in Dallas, only with a Super Bowl ring.
 
Brooks vs Fluornoy

It was a tough one,” Schottenheimer said. “Tough conversation with Jalen Brooks. It was one of those things where we were going back and forth a lot. We have point-of-attack tapes, we have target tapes. And literally from the offensive side of it, was literally neck and neck. But over the past two or three weeks, I would say there’s been no one that has played special teams more dominant than Ryan Flournoy. As a gunner, he’s been unstoppable, whether they single him up, they vice him, because of his power and stuff like that. He’s done a really good job playing receiver with contested catches and versus press release and things like that. … And at the end of the day, when you turned on the special teams film, there was a guy that was doing it a very dominant level. That’s what tipped the scales in his direction.”
 
He's streaky. Strong enough arm. Does what he has to do. Nothing more but does seem to have some clutch in his genes. Maybe in the right system he flourishes.
 
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