Jerry Jones Teases Cowboys Trade Before Deadline, Withholds Details
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has hinted at potential roster changes. His comments suggest that the team is actively exploring trades to strengthen their defense, particularly in light of previous shortcomings.
Jerry Jones Teases Cowboys Trade Before Deadline
During a recent appearance on ESPN, Jones indicated that the organization is considering bringing in new talent to address critical issues. He stated, “The details are tomorrow,” referencing an expected announcement regarding a trade. This news has generated buzz among fans and analysts alike.
Performance Shortcomings
So far this season, the Cowboys have struggled defensively, allowing an average of 31.3 points per game. This statistic places them 31st in the NFL, underscoring the urgent need for improvement. Jones is expected to focus on strengthening their defensive line and pass rush as they prepare to face the Arizona Cardinals.
Possible Trade Targets
Reports from NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport highlight several potential players of interest to the Cowboys:
- Arden Key (Tennessee Titans)
- Bradley Chubb (Miami Dolphins)
- Malcolm Koonce (Las Vegas Raiders)
One key figure that has already been moved is Jaelan Phillips, who was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles. This could limit the Cowboys’ options as they seek to bolster their roster.
Upcoming Deadline
With the trade deadline set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, fans are eagerly awaiting developments. Whether Jones can successfully execute a trade remains to be seen, but his comments indicate that the Cowboys are not idle as they strive to enhance their performance this season.
