BREAKING: Cowboys trade with Steelers for OT Broderick Jones
The Cowboys have made a trade for tackle help.
On November 16, 2025, the Dallas Cowboys made a significant move to bolster their offensive line by trading for Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive tackle Broderick Jones. The Steelers dealt Jones to the Cowboys in exchange for a 2027 fourth-round pick and also received a third- and sixth-round pick from the Cowboys. This trade marks two consecutive drafts in which the Steelers will possess the Cowboys' third-round pick, with Pittsburgh retaining it for both George Pickens and Broderick Jones.
Additionally, the Steelers now hold Dallas' fifth-round pick in 2027, stemming from a previous trade involving George Pickens. With this acquisition, the Cowboys now hold a fourth-round pick, having traded theirs away to the Green Bay Packers in the Rashan Gary deal. Broderick Jones, despite receiving mixed reviews from Steelers fans, was a pressing need for the Cowboys, as they had previously addressed their offensive tackle situation. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how Jones will perform in his new Cowboys uniform.
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