The Dallas Cowboys were one of the more active teams before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday. However, the moves made by the front office have been raked over the coals by some in the media.
After weeks of doubt from the fan base, Jerry Jones made good on his promise to address the Dallas Cowboys defense. Dallas made a blockbuster deal at the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday to acquire New York Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams, doing so after making a trade for Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson a few hours prior.
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When Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made the controversial decision to trade elite pass rusher Micah Parsons, he made it seem like it was more about improving the run defense than his spat with the player over contract negotiations.
First-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn sent a message to supporters who might be upset that the 1-7 team parted ways with two fan favorites during what seems to be a franchise reset.
We’ve reached the halfway point for the Dallas Cowboys, who are heading into a well-timed bye week. Dallas made waves on Tuesday by trading for defensive tackle Quennen Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson at the NFL trade deadline.
The Dallas Cowboys were buyers yet again at the NFL trade deadline. But at 3-5-1, their shopping list is as much about the future as it is about today.
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The Dallas Cowboys made some of the biggest splashes at the NFL trade deadline, acquiring All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets and linebacker Logan Wilson from the Cincinnati Bengals.
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones lived up to his "gambler" moniker at the NFL trade deadline, swinging two deals for standout players who immediately upgrade the level of talent on the defensive side of the ball.
The NFL trade deadline has now come and gone. Amid that, there was a scramble to solidify teams around the country. That included the Dallas Cowboys notably adding defensive lineman Quinnen Williams in a trade.
Dak Prescott is 1–19 when trailing by 10+ at halftime, which is a stat no quarterback wants— and the Cowboys’ defense keeps failing when he needs them most.
The Dallas Cowboys are 3-5-1 after falling to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9. On Tuesday, they made two trades to acquire LB Logan Wilson and DT Quinnen Williams.
The football game yesterday was about as bad as it gets, the defense was still a disaster, and the offense was not much better, and that is the problem.
The Dallas Cowboys are making changes to their defense amid a horrendous nine-game run to start the 2025 NFL season. As I type this, they already traded for linebacker Logan Wilson and are working on more potential deals ahead of the deadline, despite a 3-5-1 record.
The Dallas Cowboys have once again found themselves at the center of major criticism following their latest loss. Former Cowboys defensive lineman Chris
Cowboys DL Mazi Smith is a healthy scratch for the team’s Monday night game against the Cardinals and is viewed as a trade candidate around the league, according to Jordan Schultz.