Rush factors in as the veteran behind Prescott, keeping Lance in a QB3 lane with potential gadget-look appearances that could affect late-season depth charts.

Rush was the passer Booth tipped, and his outing fed Booth’s breakout narrative while underscoring the Cowboys’ camp competition at quarterback and the offense’s need to execute under pressure.

Rush appears as a stabilizing veteran option in Cowboys’ QB depth, offering a higher floor than Milton when called upon. His presence adds a practical dimension to Week 1 considerations and roster-building, particularly for teams prioritizing reliable backups with real NFL experience.

Cooper Rush led the revenge tour narrative in this tilt, tallying one extra Cowboys TD than Milton and anchoring a game plan that leaned heavily on depth behind Prescott. His efficiency was mixed, but the prize here is the continued exploration of his fit within Dallas' offensive tempo and potential late-season implications if injuries surface.

Beebe’s pregame note is paired with Rush’s involvement in the pregame scene, highlighting his role as a veteran depth option and potential contingency plan in the Cowboys’ quarterback room during the preseason.