Jerry Jones reveals lackluster trade deadline update for Cowboys
Jerry Jones reveals Cowboys might have quiet trade deadline "A lot of things happen on this last day, but I don't look for us to make a significant trade today," Jones said.
Key points
- This update on the Cowboys' trade deadline plans from Jones makes one thing clear: this might be a quiet trade deadline for the Cowboys, at least when it comes to a premier addition.
- The Dallas Cowboys are a team to monitor at the 2026 NFL trade deadline, as Jerry Jones seemingly is always willing to make a trade.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said repeatedly that he's open for business on the trade front, but every deal needs a partner and it doesn't sound like the Cowboys are finding much luck on that front.
Todd Archer of ESPN shared how Jerry Jones, during an appearance on 105.3 The Fan, revealed the Cowboys might be in for a lackluster trade deadline day.
But, for Cowboys fans, it should be known that Jones' Tuesday morning update on the team's deadline plans indicates an underwhelming trade deadline is likely for this 4-5 Cowboys team.
Additional details
- But I don’t look for us to make a significant trade today.” Jones did say that the team will make a move to address running back after losing Tyler Goodson to a knee injury, but he said he thinks that move is more likely to involve signing someone from outside the organization than it is to come via a trade.
- MORE: Jaguars reportedly acquiring Falcons' Pro Bowl safety in major trade The Cowboys are not likely to make a trade for another Quinnen Williams.
- trade earlier this season, the Cowboys don't have a ton of draft capital to work with.
- While there's been buzz about a George Pickens trade, that would be a bit of a surprise as well, especially with Dallas still within striking distance of the NFC East title.
- Instead, the Cowboys could look to add to their depth chart, with running back being an obvious area of need after Tyler Goodson's injury.
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