Prolific sack production and explosive athleticism made Baltimore Ravens rookie outside linebacker Mike Green one of the highest-rated defensive prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.
With franchise quarterback and two-time league MVP Lamar Jackson not present for the Tuesday Organized Team Activities practice open to the media, the Baltimore Ravens turned to veteran reserve Cooper Rush to take the bulk of reps with the first team offense.
Earlier this offseason, the Dallas Cowboys lost backup quarterback Cooper Rush, who signed with the Baltimore Ravens. With Rush out, the Cowboys were expected to go for a quarterback in the NFL draft, but they went a different route.
The Dallas Cowboys saw backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Trey Lance sign elsewhere in free agency this offseason. Rush had commanded the Cowboys' roster for most of last season once Dak Prescott injured his hamstring.
The Baltimore Ravens have secured Lamar Jackson's backup quarterback with the signing of former Dallas Cowboys signal caller Cooper Rush. Rush, 31, spent his first eight NFL seasons with the Cowboys, but now has a new home with the Ravens.
As a member of the Dallas Cowboys for the 2024 season, veteran backup quarterback Cooper Rush got a front row seat to the type of offense he’ll be a part of after signing a two-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens earlier this week.
The Dallas Cowboys knew they had a backup quarterback they could rely on, with Cooper Rush proving himself as a serviceable spot starter over the past few seasons.
Leaving the Cowboys for the Ravens this offseason wasn't an easy decision for Cooper Rush, but one he felt he needed to make. After inking a deal with Baltimore earlier this week, the 31-year-old backup penned a heartfelt message to Cowboys Nation as he heads for the Atlantic Coast.
Cooper Rush proved his worth as a stable No. 2 NFL quarterback last season when he was thrust under the Dallas Cowboys spotlight in the injury stead of
With the second pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns select... That sentence could end in a variety of ways come the end of April when the first night of the draft gets underway.
With their free agent options dwindling, the Baltimore Ravens managed to not only find a new backup for Lamar Jackson, but a clear upgrade in Cooper Rush.
The Dallas Cowboys are going to have a new backup quarterback behind Dak Prescott in 2025. Over the weekend, Cooper Rush agreed to a two-year, $12.2 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens. Rush now is the backup for Lamar Jackson after spending the past seven seasons with the Cowboys.
Cooper Rush, the longtime backup to Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowboys, has reached an agreement with the Baltimore Ravens. His agency, Equity Sports, announced the deal but didn't reveal any financial terms.
The Ravens have a new backup in place for QB Lamar Jackson. Per Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Baltimore is signing Cooper Rush to a two-year deal worth up to $12.2MM.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Ravens are signing QB Cooper Rush to a two-year contract. Pelissero says the deal is worth up to $12.2 million. Adam Schefter
FRISCO - No, in the end, you probably can't have it all. But you can try for it all. The Dallas Cowboys are being extremely open about their general plan at quarterback, having made their huge commitment to Dak Prescott while this week at the NFL Scouting Combine announcing tentative goodbyes to backups Cooper Rush and Trey Lance.
After three straight seasons with a 12-5 record, the Dallas Cowboys ended the 2024 season 7-10, missing the NFL Playoffs for the first time since Mike McCarthy's first year with the team in 2020.
Roster Review 2025: Cooper Rush. This is Part 2 of a series. Click here for a list of all related articles. Just three seasons ago, Cooper Rush was being hailed as the savior of the Dallas Cowboys.
It's going to be a very interesting offseason for Cooper Rush. After spending the first eight years of his career with the Dallas Cowboys, his future now hangs in the balance as the former Central Michigan standout enters free agency in the offseason.
Since they are eliminated from the playoffs, the Cowboys are planning to use their Week 18 as an opportunity to evaluate their roster heading ahead of the 2025 season.
Earlier today, Dallas was officially eliminated from playoff contention. This took the air out of their matchup with the Buccaneers for many, but the players were still ready for battle, leading to a 26–24 Cowboys win in this matchup.
Cooper Rush was thrust into the starting spotlight for the Dallas Cowboys after a season-ending hamstring injury to Dak Prescott. Rush has gone 3-3 as a starter and has done a good job taking care of the ball through the air with nine touchdowns and just two interceptions.
Following Dallas' win at the lowly Carolina Panthers on Sunday, NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated asked Rush if he and others in the locker room are playing for McCarthy to receive either an extension or a new deal.
The Dallas Cowboys' playoff hopes might be on thin ice, but backup quarterback Cooper Rush isn't ready to throw in the towel just yet. Despite a two game win streak snapped on Monday night, the Cowboys still have a mathematical chance at clinching a postseason berth.