Stephen Jones says Cowboys investigating trades, big-name veteran signings
Key Points:
- The Dallas Cowboys have been actively rebuilding their defense through multiple trades, including sending Micah Parsons to the Packers for Kenny Clark, acquiring Quinnen Williams from the Jets, and trading for Rashan Gary from the Packers.
- Owner Jerry Jones and executive vice president Stephen Jones have indicated ongoing trade discussions and potential veteran signings as the team seeks to strengthen its pass rush and inside linebacker positions before the season starts.
- The Cowboys showed interest in players like Jordyn Brooks and Maxx Crosby but faced challenges with trade demands and competing offers, with Brooks ultimately signing a lucrative deal with Miami.
- Stephen Jones emphasized that the team is "far from done" with acquisitions and expects changes in the starting defensive lineup as they continue to seek improvements.
- The Cowboys remain committed to enhancing their defense through trades and signings, signaling a proactive approach during training camp to address team needs.