Several teams making some moves to bolster their quarterback rooms yesterday.

Zach Wilson to the Saints, Joe Flacco to the Bengals, Trevor Simeon, to the Falcons,

and Andy Dalton to the hated Philadelphia Eagles.

And it's a position that the Cowboys haven't always put that big of emphasis on.

Or if they were putting emphasis on it,

I would say it's in the wrong direction, given your Trey Lance's Joe Mixins.

I like that as, you know, I like taking chances on quarterbacks, but to rely on that guy

as your backup in a window where you have Dak Prescott, who has had some injuries in the

past, and if he's down, your season's over.

If you have a capable guy for three, four, five weeks, we saw it with Cooper Rush. That can

keep your season alive. It'd be something else if they had Joe Mixing as tobacco quarterback.

Yeah, it would be different. That would be really not taking that position seriously.

No, it's one of those.

We always talk about those positions that the Cowboys just don't value as highly as other teams will.

And defensive tackle was won, and now they've kind of turned a corner on that.

Safety has always been a position where they just really didn't invest that highly in.

And now maybe they're turning the corner in that also.

And backup quarterback to me has always been that position, man.

They invest so heavily in the QB1 that they almost feel like whatever with QB2.

It just doesn't matter.

We were trying to do this exercise as we were before the show and trying to plan what we were going to do in this segment.

And what was the best backup quarterback that they've had here in Dallas recently?

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