The NFL Draft is just three weeks away, and excitement is building as teams make critical moves. The Dallas Cowboys have traded for quarterback Joe Milton from the New England Patriots, securing a backup option after the departures of Cooper Rush and Trey Lance. Milton, who showed promise in his limited playing time, will fill a crucial role behind Dak Prescott, especially given Prescott's recent injury history.

Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Bengals face uncertainty regarding their future in Cincinnati, with lease negotiations with Hamilton County looming. The Bengals could potentially leave the city after the 2025 season if an agreement is not reached, though executive vice president Katie Blackburn expressed a desire to stay.

Additionally, historical changes are coming to the NFL record book, with the incorporation of stats from the defunct All-America Football Conference (AAFC). This change has significant implications, including Otto Graham being tied with Tom Brady for the most championships won by a quarterback.