Jerry Jones Drops Major Trade Deadline Plan Following Cowboys' Big Win
Summary
The Dallas Cowboys recently won a game against the Washington Commanders and are now considering their options ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Team owner Jerry Jones mentioned they might not make major trades but are open to possibilities that could strengthen their defense. The Cowboys have struggled defensively this season, giving up the highest average yards per game in the league.Key Facts
- The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Commanders and improved their record to 3 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie.
- The Cowboys' defense has been allowing an NFL-high average of 411.7 yards per game.
- Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, is considering options for the trade deadline but has not committed to any specific moves.
- Despite their defensive issues, the Cowboys' offense performed well, with QB Dak Prescott throwing for 264 yards and three touchdowns during the game.
- The Cowboys managed to limit the Commanders to only one passing touchdown in their recent win.
- Jerry Jones mentioned he feels good about the current team but is open to adding new talent, particularly on defense.
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