The Dallas Cowboys need to improve their defensive line play, which is why they've been involved in nearly every trade rumor leading up to the NFL trade deadlin

When the Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons before Week 1 of the 2025 season, Jerry Jones and company insisted they still ran a contending team in the NFC that was simply re-tooling. Sending Parsons to the Green Bay Packers was both surprising and disappointing to Dallas' fanbase — but still, the Cowboys could realistically make a playoff push.

The Dallas Cowboys saw rumored trade target Jaelan Phillips head to the Philadelphia Eagles in a deal with the Miami Dolphins.

The Dallas Cowboys pulled off a blockbuster trade on Tuesday, landing Quinnen Williams in a trade with the New York Jets.

Jerry Jones and the Cowboys have recently been the subject of multiple rumors. Will Dallas make a move before the Nov. 4 deadline?

In recent days, every single person I’ve talked to in the Dallas Cowboys organization and across the NFL landscape has made it clear: As we approach Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, the Cowboys want to be “buyers.

The Cowboys have everything necessary to make a significant trade after acquiring two first-round picks in the Micah Parsons deal.

Cowboys eye defensive reinforcements! Uncover potential trade targets like Maxx Crosby and Bradley Chubb as the deadline looms.

The trade deadline is fast approaching, and a recent report indicated the New England Patriots want to trade edge defender Anfernee Jennings. This is something of a surprise on the surface, as New England is 7-2 and tied for the best record in football.