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Jerry Jones: Creating Cap Space Gives Us Room to Make a Trade
Jerry Jones said Dallas is open to using draft picks for a move, as the team added more than $19 million in cap room.
- On Tuesday, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed the team is "in play" to make a trade before the November 10 deadline, indicating significant financial flexibility to upgrade the roster this season.
- The Cowboys created more than $19 million in salary cap space by restructuring contracts for defensive tackle Kenny Clark, cornerback DaRon Bland, and tight end Jake Ferguson last week.
- Jones stated the team would "more than likely see depth on defense" if a trade occurs, with reports linking the organization to Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby.
- Despite holding only five picks in the 2027 NFL Draft, Jones remains open to trading future selections, prioritizing "getting the best team we can put on this field" for this season.
- With Sunday's season opener against the New York Giants approaching, NFLPA figures reveal the Cowboys possess $33.6 million in total cap room, which can carry over to the 2027 salary cap if unused.
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Jerry Jones teases Cowboys trade after ‘conspicuously obvious’ moves
The Cowboys' owner indicated that he has an eye toward adding a player to help his team's chances after freeing up more than $19 million in cap space with recent contract restructurings, according to ESPN.
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Jerry Jones: Cowboys have ‘serious’ financial room to make trade
Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones says his team is in a strong financial position to make a trade if needed.Dallas created about $19 million in salary cap room this offseason by restructuring the contracts of defensive tackle Kenny Clark, c...
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