Cowboys Explore Trades and Veteran Signings Ahead of Season

The Dallas Cowboys are focusing on trades and veteran signings to strengthen their defense before the upcoming season. Over the past year, the team has made several trades, including sending Micah Parsons to the Packers for Kenny Clark and other assets, acquiring Quinnen Williams from the Jets, and trading for Rashan Gary from the Packers.

During a recent news conference, owner Jerry Jones hinted at ongoing trade discussions with another team. Executive vice president Stephen Jones confirmed that the team is considering multiple options, including trades and signing experienced players who can contribute effectively. The Cowboys are particularly looking to bolster their pass rush and inside linebacker positions.

Veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner remains available, while former Cowboys scout Bryan Broaddus mentioned that Jordyn Brooks, who was previously a trade target, has signed a deal with the Dolphins. Additionally, the Cowboys attempted to acquire Maxx Crosby from the Raiders, with Jerry Jones stating that the team is committed to improving their defense and is not finished with player acquisitions.