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Jerry Jones says Cowboys have made one trade, possibly more to come
Per Jon Machota of The Athletic, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said on SiriusXM that they have made a trade. Jones also said they could make a couple more moves before Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline. He said the player will be on the field immediately and implied it could be on the defensive side. “Immediately it will have him on the field and it will address some of the things that have been our shortcomings,” Jones said. Jones, 83, bought the team from Bum Bright back in 1989 for $140M and has raised the value to $10B. Since purchasing the team, Jones has operated as owner, team president, and general manager. He replaced HC Tom Landry with Jimmy Johnson, and shortly after, the team won three Super Bowls in 1992, 1993, and 1995, respectively. In 2014, Jones was named the league’s Executive of the Year, and he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2017.
Chiefs have a no-brainer trade target after loss vs. Bills
The last time the Kansas City Chiefs lost four games in a season, they went on to make the Super Bowl and beat the San Francisco 49ers. Six years have passed since, and Andy Reid's team will have to make some adjustments to replicate that fortune. That's especially evident after another heartbreaking regular-season loss to the Buffalo Bills, which exposed what might be the Chiefs' biggest flaw on offense: a lack of an explosive running game. That's why they need to pick up the phone and reach out to the New York Jets to trade for Breece Hall. Chiefs need to trade for Breece Hall According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Jets are more than open to trading Hall, who's in the final year of his contract. "The Jets have been getting calls on RB Breece Hall for a while, and while there is interest, New York is looking for at least a third-round pick in return," wrote Russini. Hall is just 24 years old, and while he had a major injury as a rookie, he's been pretty durable since. This season, he's up to 117 carries for 581 rushing yards and two touchdowns, averaging 5.0 yards per carry. He also has 21 receptions on 30 targets for 178 receiving yards. The Chiefs average 121.2 rushing yards per game, the 12th most in the NFL. That's with Patrick Mahomes accounting for one-third of their rushing yards, though. Neither Isiah Pacheco — who's currently out with an injury — nor Kareem Hunt has been efficient, and rookie Brashard Smith might not be ready to take on a bigger role. The Chiefs ran for just 79 yards against a Bills defense that gives up the fourth-most rushing yards per game (141.4), and Hall could certainly fix those woes.
NFL insider finally reveals Commanders' trade deadline plan fans begged for
Adam Peters should have clarity about what needs to be done before the 2025 trade deadline. The Washington Commanders are in the midst of a lost season, and the severe injury problems are piling up. It's a far cry from offseason expectations, so the strategy must shift accordingly. Now is the time for the general manager to offload some assets. And time is of the essence. It's a fine line between finding the right deal and leaving the Commanders too short. They are already thin on the ground after being decimated by countless health problems across the roster. At the same time, getting younger is imperative. That means giving less experienced players a chance to shine while also accumulating more draft picks. Commanders are reportedly looking to trade several players before the deadline According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, Peters is starting to put the wheels in motion. The Commanders are reportedly receptive to trading several players before the November 4 cut-off point. He mentioned Andrew Wylie and Nick Allegretti specifically, but there could be more. Sources: The Commanders have been open to trading several players, including OL Andrew Wylie and OL Nick Allegretti, both of whom bring extensive starting and playoff experience. Wylie has valuable position flexibility, having played both guard spots and right tackle during his career.Jordan Schultz Some fans might not like it, but this is the correct approach. There is no point in Peters burying his head in the sand; that's not his style. Recognizing the Commanders' predicament for what it is and taking the action needed is only going to help in the long run. Teams are always looking to bolster their offensive line depth. Wylie and Allegretti are Super Bowl winners who can play several positions along the protection. It's not hard to see why there might be a market, especially for Washington's two-year starter at right tackle. Wylie is the more dependable performer, and he's also out of contract in 2026. Allegretti's contract doesn't run out until 2027, so teams might be reluctant to take on that extra year. But Peters will listen to all offers, aside from a select few he thinks can be a legitimate part of the team's future. There isn't much time to negotiate. These things can take time, but they can also be quick deals if there is mutual interest for an amicable arrangement from both sides. Peters has negotiated plenty of trades since assuming charge of Washington's front office, but whether any interest arrives is another matter. Time will tell, and Commanders fans won't have to wait long for something to get confirmed one way or another.
Steelers Are Now Signing Aaron Rodgers Former Big Play Target
The Pittsburgh Steelers were said to be signing veteran wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling ahead of the team's Week 9 matchup with the Indianapolis Colts, but the signing never officially happened as the receiver wanted to see if there were any other opportunities around the league. Valdez-Scantling would probably be on Pittsburgh's practice squad to start with, and he was likely trying pursue an active roster spot. The wait is up, as the veteran was in Pittsburgh on Monday to officially sign. It was announced after Valdes-Scantling worked out with Pittsburgh last Monday that he would sign in Pittsburgh at some point during the week, but that never happened as he pursued other opportunities. He couldn't find a better option, so now he is signing in Pittsburgh to reunite with his former quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The signed was initially reported by Jeremy Fowler. This signing is clearly interesting because of the existing relationship between Rodgers and Valdes-Scantling. The two played together for quite some time while they were both with the Green Bay Packers, and that makes signing the veteran more intriguing as it won't be as much of a "moving train" to jump on due to the existing chemistry with the quarterback.
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