Trey Lance's time with the Dallas Cowboys looks to be coming to an end as the team considers its options for the upcoming NFL draft. Acquired from San Francisco for a fourth-round pick, Lance played sparingly and started only one game during the 2024 season. Cowboys COO Stephen Jones hinted at a desire to draft a new young quarterback, especially with Dak Prescott secured under a long-term contract. The focus will likely shift to Day 3 picks in the draft, where names like Dillon Gabriel and Kyle McCord are touted as potential targets, each showcasing impressive college careers.

Gabriel had a standout season at Oregon, finishing third in Heisman voting, while McCord led all FBS passers in yardage. Other prospects like Quinn Ewers and Will Howard also enter the conversation, as Dallas looks to find the next franchise quarterback to supplement their roster, aiming to make a significant impact as they move into the next season.