Cowboys Headlines: Jerry Jones hints trade, Crosby or Porter target?
Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones continues to stoke trade rumors and now last-minute trade predictions are starting to surface.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reignited trade rumors during his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan, hinting at the team being "in play" if a suitable trade opportunity arose. The discussion centered around the $19 million the Cowboys added to their cap space. After addressing the offensive concerns with the recent signing of offensive tackle Broderick Jones, Jones suggested that any trade would likely occur on the defensive side of the ball.
Shortly after his comments, speculation began swirling around potential targets, with edge rusher Maxx Crosby and cornerback Joey Porter Jr. being the most frequently mentioned. Despite the buzz, Jones ultimately did not make a move, leaving many to wonder if the team is considering a last-minute deal, especially given the recent high-profile loss of defensive lineman George Pickens.
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