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Joe Milton has struggled in both preseason games for the Dallas Cowboys, leading to questions about his spot on the depth chart.

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys knew they were getting a young backup quarterback that needed development when they acquired Joe Milton in a trade from the New England Patriots this offseason.

Joe Milton said earlier this year that the New England Patriots trading him to the Dallas Cowboys was a blessing. And it appears the Cowboys feel the same way.

The Dallas Cowboys still have not decided who their backup quarterback will be, but they just gave a major clue.

The pressure is on several big-name NFL players as they enter a season that will go a long way toward determining their playing futures — and possibly that

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The backup quarterback spot for the Dallas Cowboys is an important one given the injury history of Dak Prescott, but Joe Milton III and Will Grier have not been particularly impressive during the preseason.

The rankings valued the Cowboys at $12.8 billion. That's over a $2 billion jump over last year's $10.32 billion valuation, or a little over a 25% increase. Last year was the first time an NFL franchise had surpassed $10 billion in value.

The Dallas Cowboys have the spotlight on them, and it's by design with team owner Jerry Jones running things. Yes, the team is dealing with the Micah Parsons sa