ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals didn't cash in on the bountiful number of trade rumors this week, standing still and not pulling the trigger on any moves as the league's trade deadline officially passed this afternoon.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals had an opportunity to reshape their roster at the NFL trade deadline. Instead, they made a statement by holding onto two of their most important defensive players.
Stephen Jones said it plainly on 105.3 The Fan last week: “a pressure player could help us.” The Dallas Cowboys escaped Indianapolis 27-23 on Sunday to get to 4-5, and the 7-1 49ers come to AT&T Stadium next.
FOX Sports Jay Glazer says the 49ers are looking to trade for a receiver before the trade deadline. Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer wrote Friday that the 49ers were interested in trading for a receiver and connected them to Colts WR Josh Downs.
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Josh Sweat has come up frequently during the runup to this year’s trade deadline; Budda Baker has not. The Cardinals will aim to keep it that way, as it looks like — barring a unrefusable offer — Baker will finish his 10th season in Arizona.
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Amid dissatisfaction in Arizona, Josh Sweat is a clear trade candidate ahead of the deadline. But a team eyeing the Cardinals edge rusher in trades may need to adjust his contract soon after completing the swap.
Jones received criticism from numerous members of the NFL community when he said earlier this week that there is "zero correlation between how much you pay a coach or how many coaches you have (on staff), as to winning," according to "a random sample of years and all 32 teams involved."
Pass-rusher Josh Sweat has been among the Arizona Cardinals players repeatedly mentioned in rumors regarding Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.
Arizona’s phone has stayed busy since the Cardinals sent Jacoby Brissett to Baltimore, and Josh Sweat’s name keeps coming up on those calls. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler added a wrinkle Wednesday in the network’s trade deadline preview for all 32 teams: Sweat wants a new contract.
The Dallas Cowboys have been viewed as likely buyers ahead of the trade deadline for months now, but things have at least shifted a little bit now that Dallas is sitting with a 3-5 record and looks to be going nowhere in 2026.
Pass-rusher Josh Sweat and safety Budda Baker are among Arizona Cardinals players who have repeatedly been mentioned in rumors.
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The Cardinals are receiving trade interest in outside linebacker Josh Sweat, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, with the Cowboys remaining among the top projected destinations.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Cardinals are believed to have a high asking price for OLB Josh Sweat, and he adds Arizona has given the impression they’re
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, when asked how the team lost their offensive identity as a physical running team since they returned the same coaches and players from 2025: “I don’t think we’re necessarily struggling creating it; we know what we want to be.
The Dallas Cowboys have not been shy when it comes to making trades over the last two years. Some deals have bigger than others, but Dallas has made it clear that improving the roster via trade is never off the table.
The Dallas Cowboys have a clear need for edge rush help, and the market may be aligning perfectly before the November 10 NFL trade deadline. Arizona Cardinals edge rusher Josh Sweat has emerged as a top target for Dallas.
According to Adam Schefter, the Cowboys are a team to watch for Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat, who is generating trade interest before next week’s deadline. Schefter and Ian Rapoport connected Dallas and Sweat a week ago as well, with the Cowboys hoping to turn things around for a struggling defense.
ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals are expected to make Josh Sweat readily available for trade ahead of the NFL's Nov. 10 trade deadline. We've already seen two defensive front players dealt for picks in DeForest Bucker (49ers) and Jeffery Simmons (Bears) with more moves potentially on the way.
GLENDALE — Arizona Cardinals pass rusher Josh Sweat continues to draw interest from other teams ahead of the NFL trade deadline as the club navigates a turbulent season.
The writing appears to be on the wall in Arizona. With the Cardinals sitting at 2-5 and losers of six of their last seven games, attention is beginning to shift from chasing a playoff spot to evaluating long-term assets. That makes Josh Sweat one of the more fascinating names to watch.
Sweat's recent improvement strengthens Arizona's position in potential negotiations.
Jeremy Fowler reports that the Cowboys may be interested in trading for Cardinals DE Josh Sweat before the deadline. There was a ton of speculation about Sweat and his future this offseason.
GLENDALE — The Arizona Cardinals will have to make a decision on whether to deal Josh Sweat as the NFL trade deadline approaches, with the Dallas Cowboys emerging as a potential landing spot.
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