Cooper Rush Joins Ravens, Leaving Cowboys with Quarterback Depth Challenge

The Dallas Cowboys must address their backup quarterback situation after Cooper Rush's departure to the Baltimore Ravens on a two-year deal.

Cooper Rush signed a two-year, $12.2 million contract with the Baltimore Ravens to serve as Lamar Jackson's primary backup.
Rush's exit leaves the Dallas Cowboys with only Will Grier as a backup quarterback, creating a significant depth issue.
The Cowboys are expected to explore the 2025 NFL Draft for a rookie quarterback, with speculation surrounding potential picks like Quinn Ewers.
Trey Lance, another backup option for Dallas, is expected to leave the team, further complicating their quarterback situation.
Dak Prescott publicly expressed gratitude to Rush on social media, while questions about Prescott's long-term future with the Cowboys remain unresolved as his contract expires after the 2025 season.