If Dak gets hurt for an extended period, the season is over anyway.Why not keep all 3? Makes no sense to have only 2 QBs on the roster.
If Dak has to miss a couple games, we must then sign a backup that has to be ready in 5 days in case our backup gets banged up.
Post of the day!!His last game really gave him the edge I'm not sure I'm buying that, however I do feel like he's the more traditional option to have at QB. Not saying he's great, not saying that Milton sucks. It's a trust issue to me
This is what I don’t get. In fact the league ought to mandate that teams carry three QBs. You’re two plays away from direct snapping to a RB.Why not keep all 3? Makes no sense to have only 2 QBs on the roster.
If Dak has to miss a couple games, we must then sign a backup that has to be ready in 5 days in case our backup gets banged up.
ThisWhy not keep all 3? Makes no sense to have only 2 QBs on the roster.
If Dak has to miss a couple games, we must then sign a backup that has to be ready in 5 days in case our backup gets banged up.
Because if you get to the 3rd QB, ur screwed anyway. Plus, that roster spot is needed at other positions.Why not keep all 3? Makes no sense to have only 2 QBs on the roster.
If Dak has to miss a couple games, we must then sign a backup that has to be ready in 5 days in case our backup gets banged up.
Post of the day!!

Agree totally, I was just listening to someone mention his throws and how they felt he's still kind of developmentalExactly! I feel like Howell can run an NFL offense better in the regular season and throws the short balls and mid range with more consistency. Cowboys made the right choice.
Howell is not a jag backup. He can run an NFL offense if needed for a few games.The reality is that neither is anything special - they're both jag backups.
They've kept just two on the 53 numerous times.Why not keep all 3? Makes no sense to have only 2 QBs on the roster.
If Dak has to miss a couple games, we must then sign a backup that has to be ready in 5 days in case our backup gets banged up.
People can't seem to grasp this. They prefer to meltdown as if the season is over because Dallas cut a QB that showed progress in meaningless exhibition games.Howell is not a jag backup. He can run an NFL offense if needed for a few games.
Milton is not an NFL quarterback based on his horrific performances in real games
Dallas has a legit backup now.
I think the idea that they might be able to bring Milton back to the PS is valid.This might have been mentioned in one of the other threads, but just in case it was not ..
I'm not sure the decision was based on which player was better.
If the Cowboys had released Howell and no one claimed him, they would have still had to pay him $2 million for the 2026 season (it's guaranteed) along with the $500k already paid to him as a signing bonus (so $2.5 million money and salary cap hit).
By releasing Milton, if he's not claimed then the Cowboys owe him nothing and will take no salary cap hit and can bring him back to their PS if he wants to return.
Since Schottenheimer said they were "neck and neck", that likely explains why they chose to release Milton when they needed the roster spot for Demearcado.
