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Josh Sweat Trade Rumors: Cowboys Among Potential Landing Spots for Cardinals Pass Rusher
Dallas will get an up-close look at Josh Sweat as trade interest builds, with the edge rusher carrying a $76.4 million contract and leaguewide attention.
- On Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys hosted the Arizona Cardinals, with ESPN insider Adam Schefter reporting that Dallas is a team to watch for a potential trade involving Cardinals pass rusher Josh Sweat.
- Sitting at 2-5 in the NFC West, Arizona is considered a potential seller before the November 10 trade deadline. Sweat signed a four-year, $76.4 million contract in 2025 but has recorded just two sacks through seven games this season.
- Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been active improving his defense, recently trading for cornerback Joey Porter Jr., as the team ranks bottom-10 in the NFL in pressures and is tied for the fourth-fewest sacks.
- Before joining Arizona, Sweat earned a Pro Bowl selection and helped Philadelphia win Super Bowl LIX, recording a career-high 12 sacks in his first season with the Cardinals under head coach Jonathan Gannon, who previously coached him in Philadelphia.
- Trade rumors surrounding Sweat have persisted as the November 10 deadline approaches; while Arizona previously denied trade requests, the team has already parted ways with wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. this season.
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