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By Rowan Fisher-Shotton
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The Dallas Cowboys shocked the world last offseason when they traded away star edge rusher Micah Parsons in exchange for three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark and two first-round draft picks.
But that was only the beginning. During the 2025 campaign, they loaded up again, trading for All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, and they've been linked to All-Pro pass rusher Maxx Crosby for well over a year now.
Even after adding Clark, Williams, and several other notable pieces this offseason — including Pro Bowler Rashan Gary, linebacker Dee Winters, and Ohio State's All-American safety Caleb Downs — Cowboys executive Stephen Jones, son of owner Jerry Jones, said the team is "far from done" making moves before the start of the 2026 season.
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"We're far from done," Jones said Friday on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. "We're always looking for ways to be better. Whether that opportunity presents itself, we'll see. But we're always looking to get better."
"We've got several things that we're considering right now," Jones added, "Some of it trades, some of it signing guys, because a lot of these older players who still have tread on the tires can come in and help you. It may come in the form of a trade, it may come in the form of a veteran signing as you move into camp, because a lot of these veteran players a lot of times don't like to go to the first part of training camp."
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Between the Parsons deal, the George Pickens contract saga, and the Crosby trade rumors, Dallas can't seem to stay out of the spotlight.
Jerry Jones has already made it clear on multiple occasions that the Cowboys are open for business, and it makes sense why.
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Dak Prescott is 33 years old and still without a Super Bowl ring, and Dallas boasts arguably the best wide receiver duo in the sport in Pickens and CeeDee Lamb.
Add in a 1,000-yard rusher in Javonte Williams and a much-improved defense, and it's easy to envision this team — which just finished 7-9-1 last season, by the way — making a real jump into championship contention, with one more trade or free agent signing potentially serving as the final piece to get them there.
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