With nearly three decades without a Super Bowl win, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is still not backing down. After a rocky 3-4 start to the 2024 season, some would argue that Dallas’s chances at a championship look slim.
But Jones sees an opportunity in the competitive NFC East, where the Cowboys still have to face both the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles twice. These matchups could be the lifeline Dallas needs, keeping the playoff dream alive for now.
Ahead of the NFL trade deadline, Jones made waves by hinting at a possible major move for the Cowboys. While Dallas has been cautious with trades in the past, recent challenges and roster gaps may change their approach. For Jones, adding crucial support around quarterback Dak Prescott is now on the table.
In a recent interview with 105.3 The Fan, he emphasized that the team will go after anything that can add real value, saying, “If I see something, we look for all meat on bone out here that can improve our team.”
So far, the Cowboys have avoided chasing big-name trades, with stars like Davante Adams and DeAndre Hopkins available but left untouched. Jones has put his faith in the current roster’s ability to compete, but as the season progresses, Dallas’s demanding schedule could push him to reconsider that stance.
The prospect of a blockbuster trade brings fresh intrigue to the Cowboys’ season, as fans wait to see if Jones will make a bold move to reshape the team. Dallas’s ownership has long been committed to bringing a title back to Texas, and a strategic trade could be the key to reviving those championship hopes. With only days left until the deadline, the NFL world is watching closely, wondering if Jones’s words will turn into action.
