The 1 trade Cowboys must make in final week before 2026 NFL trade deadline
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- Cowboys must trade for Jets’ Will McDonald IV before NFL deadline Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the former first-round pick has told the Jets he wants to be traded after repeated, unsuccessful attempts to earn more playing time.
- With Harvey injury and Badie also on IR and injuries across the offense, would expect Broncos to explore adding a weapon or two before trade deadline (RB, TE, WR).
- Among those could include Dallas Cowboys wide out George Pickens, who was shockingly floated as a potential trade candidate by ESPN’s Dan Graziano, and Tony Adame of Heavy.com feels that the Broncos should take a look.
The Broncos have won five games in a row and are in first place in the AFC West, but there is no question they could afford to add some extra offense before the NFL trade deadline.
Broncos linked to stunning George Pickens trade Nov 1, 2026; Arlington, Texas, USA; Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens (3) celebrates during the game between the Cardinals and the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium.
- https://t.co/TSad3tJ2d3 — MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) October 31, 2026 Looking at the Broncos’ needs heading into the deadline, the most glaring one is running back.
- With the trade deadline approaching on November 10, Jerry Jones has another chance to strengthen a roster that has already changed significantly.
- It’s supposed to be an active deadline, so we’ll see if our Denver Broncos make any splashes or not in the coming days.
- We’ll be tracking all the Broncos news and rumors throughout the weekend and right up to the deadline.
- The Cowboys should seize this opportunity and make a serious trade offer before the deadline passes.
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