Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says the team could be active around the NFL trade deadline and may make moves intended to strengthen the roster. The comments frame the deadline as an opportunity to add help during the season, rather than treating Dallas as settled or out of contention.
Across outlets, the emphasis stays on Jones’s indication that Dallas could pursue trades, with Yahoo Sports also noting that Dallas has already made a trade addition earlier this season by acquiring cornerback Joey Porter Jr. CBS Sports adds that Jones still views the Cowboys’ situation as capable of changing, pointing to expectations of a competitive NFC East in 2026. Newsweek similarly spotlights the “aggressive move” possibility tied to the looming deadline.