Cooper Rush has signed a two-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens, valued at up to $12.2 million. The Cowboys are now left searching for a backup for Dak Prescott, who is recovering from a significant hamstring injury. Rush played pivotal roles during Prescott's injuries in the past but now shifts to an understudy position behind MVP Lamar Jackson. As the Cowboys consider their options in free agency and the upcoming draft, the loss of Rush amplifies their need for reliable quarterback depth. With Trey Lance's future uncertain and Will Grier's limited experience, finding a dependable backup is critical for Dallas's playoff aspirations.