Dallas Cowboys won’t be active at trade deadline according to reports

The NFL trade deadline is solely a few weeks away. There was once a document that the Cowboys may be patrons at the trade deadline. But we also are getting a conflicting reports.

According to NFL insider Jay Glazer, the Cowboys aren’t having a look to make any large trades via the deadline. In a dialog with David Helman Glazer had this to say earlier this week:

“They did in the past with Amari Cooper a few years ago, right,” Glazer started. “Dallas is always pretty aggressive, especially if they think, ‘We’re on the cusp here, we need something else.’ But just in my conversations this week, when I was asking around, ‘Hey, who are the some of the names we might see?’ There really wasn’t a lot. In the past, you knew, okay, these players whose contracts are in the last year of their deal, these guys might be valuable. We just didn’t see a lot of marquee names.”

Other reports from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler additionally attest to the similar concept that Dallas won’t be large gamers sooner than the trade deadline.

The Cowboys aren’t anticipated to be main movers at the deadline, barring wonder. They are content material with the roster as recently built.

With little or no draft capital because it stands, the front-office might be having a look to dangle off the usage of any draft alternatives for its roster heading into the second one part of the season. And with the news of the crew testing a variety of unfastened agent gamers this week, this handiest turns out to strengthen the theory the crew would possibly not glance to trade.

The news might appear deflating to some lovers who had hopes to see additional skill stroll throughout the door, however by no means rule out a unexpected trade with Jerry Jones. He has been identified to make a direct leap for a participant that comes utterly out the blue. The Trey Lance trade being the latest instance.

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