Dallas dropped a 31-13 preseason matchup to Baltimore as Joe Milton again wrestled with the Cowboys’ offense. Milton went 2-of-8 for 14 yards with an interception late in the first half, and Brandon Aubrey delivered seven points with his right foot. Dallas’ defense had a moment when Andrew Booth Jr. returned a pick for six, but that was the lone splash play on that side for the night.

Jonathan Mingo flashed with a 49-yard connection, signaling some dynamism in Dallas’ passing game, while Cooper Rush later tossed the first TD of the night for Dallas. The chatter around Tyler Booker’s rookie run game potential and Milton’s upside in a high-variance offense dominated social media. For fantasy followers, the evening underscored volatility at QB and kickers, with flashes from a few playmakers but a troubling gap in consistency.

Two preseason games in, questions linger about Dallas’ ability to sustain a competent drive game and finish in the red zone. Milton’s arm shows juice, but the processing and accuracy need refinement. Mingo’s big play suggests upside, while Aubrey’s reliability remains a wait-and-see proposition. Booker’s ceiling sparks hope for a ground game that can balance an attack that still looks like it’s searching for its identity.