Cowboys’ Jerry Jones Hints at Potential Trades, Addresses Diggs and Pickens

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones indicated today the team is open to making moves before the NFL trade deadline, while also discussing the future of cornerback Trevon Diggs and wide receiver George Pickens.

Speaking earlier today, Jones stated the Cowboys are evaluating opportunities to improve the roster, acknowledging a “realistic” approach to potential trades. He did not specify particular players the team might target or move, but emphasized the need to assess how any deal would impact the team’s long-term outlook. This comes as the Cowboys currently hold a strong record and are considered contenders in the NFC.

Regarding Diggs, who is recovering from a season-ending injury, Jones addressed speculation about a possible trade, saying the team is always considering all options. “You always have to consider those things,” Jones said. He also discussed the possibility of extending wide receiver George Pickens, stating the team is evaluating whether there is “room” for such a contract. Securing key players like Pickens long-term is crucial for maintaining a competitive window.

Jones’ comments suggest the Cowboys are actively planning for both the present and future, balancing the desire to contend now with the need to build a sustainable roster. For more on the Cowboys’ current roster situation, see their official player roster. The NFL trade deadline is October 29th, and teams are actively preparing for potential moves, as detailed by the NFL’s official website.

Jones concluded by saying the team will continue to monitor the trade market and explore all available options in the coming days.