Cowboys, Browns Spark Trade Speculation with Jerry Jones’ Defender Moves
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has hinted at a potential trade, igniting speculation within the NFL community. While appearing on Monday Night Football, he indicated that the Cowboys are active in the market and have initiated a trade agreement. However, he did not disclose specific details during the broadcast.
Cleveland Browns and Trade Rumors
The timing of Jones’ announcement coincided with a tweet from Cleveland Browns defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. He posted a now-deleted message simply stating, “Trade…” This sequence of events has led to questions about whether the Browns might be involved in discussions with the Cowboys.
Possible Trade Targets
Sources suggest that Hall, along with fellow defensive tackle Shelby Harris and safety Rayshawn Jenkins, may be potential targets for Dallas. However, recent reports from veteran Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot state that Hall is not currently being discussed in trade negotiations.
Trade Secrecy and Speculation
- Jones has not provided further details on the rumored deal.
- Four hours after his comments, no information about the trade has leaked.
- Concerns arise about the validity of Jones’ claims regarding the agreement.
In past negotiations, Jones has faced setbacks when he believed a handshake agreement was solid, only to find out situations had changed. The coming hours will reveal whether he truly has an agreement or if these speculations will lead to disappointment.
Anticipation of News
If a deal has indeed been informally reached, it is likely that news will emerge either during or shortly after Monday Night Football. As time progresses without confirmation from Dallas, the credibility of Jones’ statements will increasingly come into question.
