Dallas Cowboys Potential Trade Targets Ahead of NFL Deadline

The Cowboys' defense has struggled, particularly against the pass, necessitating potential trade acquisitions.

Jerry Jones indicated the Cowboys have already made one trade and are pursuing others to bolster the defense.

Potential targets include pass rushers Bradley Chubb and Trey Hendrickson, as well as defensive back Riq Woolen.

Mazi Smith, a former first-round pick, is reportedly available for trade, potentially attracting interest from teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.

The Cowboys' upcoming schedule includes challenging matchups against the Raiders, Eagles, and Chiefs, increasing the urgency to improve the team's defense.

Bradley Chubb (Miami Dolphins): An experienced pass rusher who could provide an immediate boost to the Cowboys' defensive line. However, his contract might be a consideration.

Trey Hendrickson (Cincinnati Bengals): A highly productive edge rusher, but the Bengals may be reluctant to trade him.

Jermaine Johnson (New York Jets): A younger option with upside, but the Jets' asking price may be high.

Riq Woolen (Seattle Seahawks): A cornerback who could help solidify the Cowboys' secondary.

Mazi Smith (Dallas Cowboys): Despite being a recent first-round pick, Smith is reportedly available, potentially offering value to teams seeking defensive line depth, such as the Chiefs and Bills.

A:: To improve their defense, which has struggled this season, and boost their chances of making the playoffs.

A:: Primarily pass rushers and defensive backs.

A:: Mazi Smith, a defensive tackle, is reportedly available for trade.