Cowboys receiving calls from other teams, with "every type of trade" possible
NBC Sports • • general
Key Points:
- The Dallas Cowboys hold two first-round draft picks at No. 12 and No. 20, making them a likely trade partner for teams looking to move up in the draft.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed the team has already received trade inquiries and is open to both trading up or down, involving players and draft picks.
- Executive vice president Stephen Jones stated there are no concrete deals yet, but the Cowboys' extra first-round pick provides flexibility for various trade options.
- Jerry Jones noted that receiving trade calls is preferable to initiating them, as it tends to yield better results.
- The Cowboys may consider trading up to strengthen their defense, which allowed a franchise-record 511 points last season.
