Joe Milton said earlier this year that the New England Patriots trading him to the Dallas Cowboys was a blessing. And it appears the Cowboys feel the same way.

Netflix's newest sports documentary, "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys," will debut Aug. 19, and the streaming giant held a premiere for the show Monday at The Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. The event was attended by Jerry Jones, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin and others associated with the Dallas Cowboys.

Jerry Jones and the Cowboys are back where he loves them to be, in the spotlight. Their new Netflix show, America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys premiers August 19. The streaming giant rolled out the blue carpet with the stars of yesteryear for a sneak peak at what is being described as the next Dallas hit.

Joe Milton likely would have played every snap in the Dallas Cowboys’ preseason opener on Saturday if the second-year quarterback had not sustained a minor elbow injury late in the 31-21 loss to the L

"I think our plan all along has been that we need to find out about Joe Milton," Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer said this week, via the team's official website. "Under no circumstance am I panicked or worried about Joe Milton.

Brian Schottenheiemer said the Cowboys will spend the preseason determining whether Milton or Will Grier is the backup to Dak Prescott. “I think our plan all along has been: We

Following his shocking comments ahead of the Dallas Cowboys' preseason opener, one analyst laughed off quarterback Dak Prescott's postseason prediction.

One NFL coach still isn't sold on Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott as a quarterback who can deliver in the most important settings.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott delivered a message to Los Angeles Rams team owner Stan Kroenke before their preseason game over the weekend.