The Dallas Cowboys have signed quarterback Joe Milton to their practice squad after he was released earlier this week. Milton was let go following a competition for the backup quarterback position, which was ultimately secured by Sam Howell behind Dak Prescott.
After going unclaimed on waivers, Milton became a free agent. Howell expressed enthusiasm about his new role, emphasizing his dedication to the team's success and his ongoing commitment to hard work.
In addition to Milton's signing, the Cowboys have made other roster adjustments, including the addition of running back Emari Demercado, who was signed off waivers from the Kansas City Chiefs. His former coach, Andy Reid, praised Demercado's abilities, especially in pass protection and navigating running lanes.
Camden Brown also made the final roster, learning about his selection through social media, which he described as a unique experience. Quinnen Williams, now in his second season with the Cowboys, noted the team’s growth, particularly on defense, and highlighted the positive changes in team culture and mindset since last year. Further details on team strategy and player performance remain unclear.
