Cowboys Make Blockbuster Trade Move to Help Dak Prescott
Summary
The Dallas Cowboys traded draft picks with the Pittsburgh Steelers to get offensive tackle Broderick Jones, aiming to strengthen their team for the upcoming season. Jones has struggled with injuries and consistency but will now have a chance to restart his career with the Cowboys and help quarterback Dak Prescott.Key Facts
- The Cowboys traded their third- and sixth-round draft picks to the Steelers.
- In return, they received a fourth-round draft pick and offensive tackle Broderick Jones.
- Jones started 38 games for the Steelers but had issues with performance consistency.
- He missed six games last season due to a neck injury and later had spinal fusion surgery.
- The Steelers declined Jones’ fifth-year contract option, making him available for trade.
- Dallas hopes Jones will stay healthy and improve to support Dak Prescott’s offense.
- ESPN reporter Jeremy Fowler shared the trade details on social media.
- The Cowboys aim to improve their chances of making the playoffs with this move.
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