Cooper Rush has signed with the Ravens, leaving the Cowboys needing a new backup for Dak Prescott. Rush had been a reliable backup and started eight games last season.

Cooper Rush has signed with the Ravens after eight seasons as Dak Prescott's backup. This move follows a controversial end to his Cowboys tenure where he missed contract incentives due to being benched. He now provides Baltimore with experienced backup options behind MVP Lamar Jackson.

Cooper Rush has signed a two-year contract with the Ravens, transitioning from a dependable backup role at the Cowboys to potentially supporting Lamar Jackson. His past season marks a career peak in passing yards and touchdowns, showcasing his reliability in a backup role.

Cooper Rush has signed a two-year deal with the Ravens after an impressive run as the Cowboys' backup QB, where he posted a 12-touchdown season while stepping in for Dak Prescott. His experience and performance could be key for the Ravens' QB depth.

Cooper Rush's status as a free agent means his departure could potentially earn the Cowboys compensatory picks. As a capable backup quarterback, his market value may influence Dallas' future strategies.