The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys for a draft pick, the Patriots announced.

The New England Patriots traded away Joe Milton after one season, but didn’t get much in return. Was it a tough trade market, or did New England get the worst of the deal with the Dallas Cowboys? Here’s how media outlets across New England the NFL graded the deal where Milton and a seventh-round pick were traded for a fifth-round pick.

The New England Patriots may have found a diamond in the rough in Joe Milton III. The young quarterback has shown immense potential since being drafted in the sixth round last year, but he's unlikely to reach his ceiling with the organization that selected him.

The Dallas Cowboys are acquiring quarterback Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.

The Cowboys acquired Milton in a trade with the New England Patriots just one year after he was selected in the NFL draft.

The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton III and a seventh-round draft pick to the Dallas Cowboys for a fifth-rounder. Why they made the move: The Patriots are set a

In his one start for the Patriots, Milton was 22 of 29 for 241 yards, running for a touchdown and throwing for another in a 23-16 win over the Bills.

The Patriots reportedly had a better offer for Milton but instead chose to send him to his desired destination. "My family grew up a Cowboys fan," Milton told Fox Sports on Thursday. "My mom always had a Cowboys shirt on.