Cowboys reportedly won't stop trying to make trades even with depleted draft capital

The Dallas Cowboys have been actively engaged in the trade market over the past year, securing notable acquisitions such as Quinnen Williams and Joey Porter Jr. Despite currently possessing only three picks in the first six rounds of the 2027 NFL Draft, the team's management, led by Jerry Jones, remains committed to making improvements this season.

Jonathan Jones of The Athletic reports that the Cowboys will continue their pursuit of additional talent, even with a limited supply of draft capital. The team, which stands at 2-3 after five weeks with losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and undrafted free agent quarterback Jalon Daniels, is grappling with significant defensive issues.

Potential targets for trade include defensive reinforcements like Maxx Crosby, Khalil Mack, or Josh Sweat, as well as other areas of need, such as the tight end position, where players like Dalton Schultz might be of interest. Regardless of their course of action, the Cowboys are actively seeking enhancements to bolster their roster.