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Cowboys Fans Marvel At Joe Milton 'Dime' Video While Questioning Dak Prescott

Cowboys Fans Marvel At Joe Milton 'Dime' Video While Questioning Dak Prescott

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Cowboys Fans Marvel At Joe Milton 'Dime' Video While Questioning Dak Prescott originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
FRISCO - In football, the most popular guy in town is always the backup quarterback. As Dallas Cowboys training camp approaches, Joe Milton is feeling that love now.
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But how long will the feeling last?
And what does being the new No. 2 QB, Joe Milton, have to do with posing a threat to the starting job of Dak Prescott?
Fans who know how good Cooper Rush was filling in for Prescott are now giddy about the prospects of Milton. Some fans and analysts even predicted that the Cowboys would have a new starter this season.
However, regarding Dallas' plan ... those fans and analysts are wrong.
Much of the wild speculation is based on Prescott's nine seasons – good ones when healthy – vs. one single game by Milton. He starred in a meaningless regular-season finale for the New England Patriots in 2024, throwing and running for touchdowns.
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At 25 and with dual-threat athleticism, Cowboys fans – and some media – immediately began singing Milton's praises this offseason. Some of the wildest rumors even predicted the Cowboys would trade Prescott to the Cleveland Browns and give the starting job to Milton before a single training-camp snap.
Prescott is in the prime of his career. As the highest-paid player in NFL history, smart critics can agree it's time for him to deliver at the very least a winning playoff run.
But is Milton threatening to take his job?
Nope.
But what about the marvel of these videos showing him running, spinning, backflipping and throwing a "dime"?
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Politely ... Nope.
The Cowboys signed Prescott to an extension through 2028 in September, making him the highest-paid quarterback in the game. There is an "escape hatch" after the 2027 season.
Want a major change? You'll have to wait until then.
Prescott is under immense pressure to stay healthy, perform as a top-10 quarterback and lead the Cowboys to multiple playoff wins this season. Highlights aside, "Bazooka" Milton is projected to have very little to do with that.
Related: Cowboys' Dak Prescott Top 'X-Factor' In NFC East Race
Related: Cowboys' Dak Prescott and Eagles' Jalen Hurts Predicted To Slide Behind Commanders QB Jayden Daniels in NFC East Race
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
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