After being released by the Dallas Cowboys earlier this week, quarterback Cooper Rush is now a free agent and could potentially be heading to an NFC team.

Rush, who spent four seasons with the Cowboys, was released as part of the team’s final roster cuts ahead of the regular season. Despite being a reliable backup to Dak Prescott, the Cowboys ultimately decided to go in a different direction with their quarterback depth chart.

Now, Rush is exploring his options as a free agent and there are several NFC teams in need of quarterback help that could potentially be interested in signing him.

One team that stands out as a potential landing spot for Rush is the Carolina Panthers. With starting quarterback Sam Darnold still relatively unproven and backup P.J. Walker not exactly inspiring confidence, the Panthers could benefit from adding a veteran presence like Rush to their quarterback room.

Another team that could be interested in Rush is the New Orleans Saints. With Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill battling it out for the starting job, the Saints could use some additional depth at the quarterback position. Rush could provide some much-needed insurance in case either Winston or Hill were to go down with an injury.

Finally, the Minnesota Vikings could also be a potential landing spot for Rush. With Kirk Cousins entrenched as the starter, the Vikings are in need of a reliable backup quarterback after Sean Mannion was released earlier this week. Rush could provide some stability behind Cousins and potentially step in if needed.

Ultimately, Rush will have to weigh his options and decide which team gives him the best opportunity to continue his NFL career. Wherever he ends up, it’s clear that Rush has the talent and experience to make a positive impact for any team in need of quarterback help.


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