ARLINGTON — The work week, leading up to Saturday’s 31-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, began with an admission about a mystery. In the words of Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer, there was a reason quarterback Joe Milton played more than Will Grier in the first preseason game against the Rams.

The Ravens announced backup quarterback Cooper Rush will once again start. Rush, 31, spent all seven seasons of his career with the Cowboys before signing with the Ravens on a two-year deal this offseason.

With the team set to start preparation for the preseason finale against the Washington Commanders, we're looking at five standouts from the 31-13 win.

Whether they want to admit it or not, the Dallas Cowboys have to have concerns about their backup quarterback position. Joe Milton, the favorite for the job entering training camp, struggled for the second consecutive preseason game.