Cowboys Boost Roster with Trades for Quinnen Williams, Logan Wilson

The Dallas Cowboys bolstered their roster by trading for defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson. This move comes shortly after their disappointing loss to the Arizona Cardinals, which dropped their record to 3-5-1.

Cowboys Look to Strengthen Defense

Currently, Dallas’s defense ranks last in the league for points allowed, with a staggering 277 total, and in yards, allowing 3,577. The team aims to improve its rankings, especially as they sit just above the Cincinnati Bengals, who are on track to set records for most points and yards permitted in a season.

Two Key Acquisitions

• Quinnen Williams: Acquired from the Jets for a 2026 second-round pick, a future first-round pick, and defensive tackle Mazi Smith.
• Logan Wilson: Acquired from the Bengals for a seventh-round pick.

Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer expressed enthusiasm about the trades, praising owner Jerry Jones and executive Stephen Jones for their strategic approach. He indicated that both players not only enhance the current defense but also contribute to the team’s future.

Players’ Integration

Quarterback Dak Prescott shared his excitement, stating, “I’m f—ing pumped.” Following the trades, the coaching staff is focused on integrating Williams and Wilson into the squad swiftly. Schottenheimer noted that both players are veterans with considerable experience, which should facilitate a quick adjustment period.

The Cowboys are optimistic about the impact of these trades as they prepare for the upcoming games, hoping to turn their season around with the addition of these talented players.