Dallas Cowboys co-owner Stephen Jones mentioned that the team was still exploring trade options, and just a few days later, the Cowboys secured their new backup quarterback. The Cowboys traded away a fifth-round pick for a seventh-round pick and Joe Milton III, a quarterback booming with potential and a cannon of an arm.

The Dallas Cowboys traded for New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton Thursday. Here's what the Cowboys' quarterback depth chart looks like:

According to Jordan Schulz of FOX Sports, Milton drew interest from multiple teams, including the Raiders, Steelers, Eagles and Giants. The Giants likely showed early offseason interest before pursuing other options, most notably Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers.

The Raiders traded for Geno Smith during the 2025 NFL offseason. They extended him to ensure he would be in Las Vegas for multiple seasons.

Geno Smith and the Seahawks couldn't agree on a new extension. Weeks after he was traded to the Raiders, they gave him a two-year deal worth up to $85.5 million.

If we flip around the famous phrase, what stays in Las Vegas happens in Las Vegas. Geno Smith will be staying in Las Vegas for the foreseeable future. The Raiders are now hoping that plenty of good things happen.

After trading for the veteran QB last month, Las Vegas extends his deal to keep him under contract through 2027.

After acquiring Geno Smith to be their quarterback, the Las Vegas Raiders have rewarded him with a new contract. Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Smith has agreed to a two-year extension with the Raiders that will keep him under contract through 2027.

Geno Smith, who was traded by the Seahawks to the Raiders after contract negotiations between the two sides broke down, finally has his long-awaited new deal.