With Dak Prescott being limited in practice (completely normal for a veteran coming off an injury when No. 2 is up in the air), Joe Milton has emerged as the backup. Will Greir, a sixth-year pro who has barely played in his career, is the No. 3.

The 2025 edition of Dallas Cowboys training camp opened with fireworks, but not the on-field kind. Owner and general manager Jerry Jones and All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons exchanged jabs through their opening remarks on Monday and Tuesday as both sides dig in for a steady back and forth.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, entering his 10th NFL season, spoke to the media after practice, sharing his perspective on the team’s early intensity.

Even though the organization hasn’t reached the game’s peak in 30 years, the Cowboys aren’t shying away from big expectations.

There’s peace in the perspective of being a 10-year veteran — and it doesn’t hurt that Prescott isn’t negotiating a new deal this time around.

Going into his 10th season as the Cowboys' quarterback, Dak Prescott is desperately seeking postseason success with Dallas.