The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys for a draft pick, the Patriots announced.

The New England Patriots may have found a diamond in the rough in Joe Milton III. The young quarterback has shown immense potential since being drafted in the sixth round last year, but he's unlikely to reach his ceiling with the organization that selected him.

The New England Patriots traded away Joe Milton after one season, but didn’t get much in return. Was it a tough trade market, or did New England get the worst of the deal with the Dallas Cowboys? Here’s how media outlets across New England the NFL graded the deal where Milton and a seventh-round pick were traded for a fifth-round pick.

The Dallas Cowboys are acquiring quarterback Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.

New England traded Milton plus a seventh-round pick (No. 217) for one of the Cowboys’ compensatory draft picks at the end of the fifth round (No. 171)

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

Three months removed from his New England Patriots debut, quarterback Joe Milton has moved on to the Dallas Cowboys via trade.

Dallas is reportedly swinging a deal with the New England Patriots for Joe Milton. Sources: The #Patriots are trading QB Joe Milton to the #Cowboys in exchange for late-round draft pick compensation.

In addition to Milton, the Patriots are sending Dallas a seventh-round pick in exchange for a compensatory fifth-round pick, Schefter reported. Milton completed 22 of 29 passes fo