Cowboys' Jerry Jones teases blockbuster trade scenario amid sudden roster shakeup
Jerry Jones admits he remains highly aggressive on the trade market to fix his broken Cowboys defense even after signing star veteran Von Miller.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hinted at a potential blockbuster trade scenario as the team underwent a sudden roster shakeup. The Cowboys made their most significant move of training camp by agreeing to a one-year deal with veteran edge rusher Von Miller. The veteran, who posted on X, "Let's make this one Special!" after signing, has posted an impressive 138.5 career sacks.
Jones, who appeared to have an open mindset toward trades, confirmed he remains interested if the right opportunity arises, potentially involving first-round picks. The Cowboys finished last year bottom third in sacks and allowed the worst points per game in the league. Miller's signing is a low-risk, short-term addition to the rotation behind younger edge rushers, but it doesn't address the long-term defensive issues the team faces.
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