Prescott wasn’t starting at quarterback in the second preseason game of the summer. That designation went to Joe Milton, whom the Cowboys are still determining if he can become Prescott’s backup. Maybe Prescott should have gotten a few snaps because the early indications were he doesn’t have a backup.

Whether they want to admit it or not, the Dallas Cowboys have to have concerns about their backup quarterback position. Joe Milton, the favorite for the job entering training camp, struggled for the second consecutive preseason game.

The Dallas Cowboys made a big move for their future when they traded for former New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III earlier in the offseason. Milton had an up-and-down preseason debut against the Los Angeles Rams.