Jones a trade deadline buyer, respect Lurie, Texans D mess, Ravens COY flub, reason JD Vance right on Bengals

Key Points:

• Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed confidence that the team is better than their current 3-4 record and plans to be active in pursuing trades before the November 10 NFL trade deadline to improve the roster.
• Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame, recognized for his leadership and for fostering national unity by supporting the team's visit to President Trump after their 2025 Super Bowl win despite political differences.
• The Cincinnati Bengals' defensive improvement, led by Dexter Lawrence acquired from the Giants, has bolstered their run defense, making a playoff push more plausible as highlighted by Vice President JD Vance.
• The Houston Texans defense has been the NFL's most disappointing unit this season, struggling with tackling and fundamentals despite a change in defensive play-calling, contributing to multiple close losses.
• Additional NFL notes include the Minnesota Vikings remaining undefeated but facing a tough schedule ahead, criticism of Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti following coaching changes, and speculation that Daniel Jones may not continue with the Colts beyond next season.