Full details on Cowboys trade for CB Joey Porter Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys completed a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Wednesday night, acquiring veteran cornerback Joey Porter Jr. This move is becoming increasingly common for the Cowboys. Initial reports of the trade took about 20 minutes to confirm, with ESPN's Todd Archer breaking the story. In exchange for Porter, the Cowboys are sending a second-round pick and a sixth-round pick to the Steelers.

The sixth-round pick is for the upcoming year, while the second round pick is slated for 2028. This trade allows the Cowboys to retain their second-round pick in 2027, a significant advantage considering their plans to renegotiate Porter Jr.'s contract. The deal also grants the Steelers three future draft selections from Dallas: the third (Broderick Jones), fifth (George Pickens), and now the sixth (Joey Porter Jr.).