The NFL trade deadline is rapidly approaching, and the Dallas Cowboys will have some big decisions to make in a matter of days. Of course, Monday night's Week 9 clash with the Arizona Cardinals is a big focus, but less than 24 hours later, all eyes will be on Jerry Jones and the front office.
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The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
An NFL analyst predicted the Dallas Cowboys are more likely to make a modest, targeted addition before the trade deadline than land a blockbuster name to fix their defensive woes.
An ESPN insider has identified Dallas Cowboys Jalen Tolbert, whose diminishing role makes him a likely trade candidate before the NFL deadline, citing a clear drop in production that has sparked leaguewide interest.
The Dallas Cowboys will have an extra day to prepare for their Week 9 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Two teams who are in desperate need of a win will meet in primetime on Monday Night Football.
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The Dallas Cowboys have one more game before the NFL trade deadline, with a Monday Night Football showdown against the Arizona Cardinals set for Week 9, less than 24 hours before the deadline hits.
The Dallas Cowboys have dealt with plenty of injuries in the 2025 NFL season and ahead of Week 9, they're receiving a mixed bag of news. On the positive side, the Cowboys are set to get center Cooper Beebe back on Monday Night Football.
The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line is expected to return to full strength with starting center Cooper Beebe preparing to re-enter the lineup in Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football.
A foot sprain suffered in Week 5 has kept Kyler Murray sidelined for the past two games for the Arizona Cardinals. Following their bye week, he's expected to return as they visit the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
The Cowboys made only one change to their practice report on Friday: They added punter Bryan Anger with an illness. He was one of four players who didn't practice.
In the final stretch leading up to Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, everyone is trying to figure out what injury reports really mean. Are players being ruled out truly injured, or are their teams protecting them from injury before trading them away?
Let’s be honest, the Dallas Cowboys’ defense has been awful. Trading away Micah Parsons before the start of the NFL season left a massive hole that no one on the roster has come close to filling.
It's no secret the Dallas Cowboys need to fix their defense if they want to keep any glimmer of hope alive moving forward. This season, they've allowed a minimum 30 points in six out of eight games, and not necessarily against top-tier offenses.
The Dallas Cowboys have been missing two key facets of the game in recent seasons: a defense and a running game. They seem to have finally addressed one of those two needs this past offseason with the signing of running back Javonte Williams.
It’s a daunting task ahead for the Dallas Cowboys beyond the 2025 season. And it’s a position they are in that is no one’s fault but their own. In trading a third round pick (2026) and a fifth round pick (2027) to the Pittsburgh Steelers to land wide receiver George Pickens, Dallas addressed a serious need at WR2.
Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott leads the NFL in completions and first downs and has 16 passing touchdowns. Dallas' defense struggles, prompting trade rumors for help before the deadline.
George Pickens is having an outstanding first season with the Dallas Cowboys, and the career-best pace has come at a time when he is preparing for potential free agency.
On Tuesday, November 4th, the NFL’s trade deadline will pass. These last few days before that date will be filled with negotiations, smoke, and inevitably, actual moves; the only question is if these Dallas Cowboys trade rumors will become tangible.
This coming Tuesday afternoon, at 3 p.m. CST – don’t forget to set the clocks back an hour this weekend – the NFL trade deadline will strike. After the Dallas Cowboys dismantled Washington two weeks ago, the assumption was that the Cowboys would be buyers.