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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Wednesday he is open to making another deal before the November 10 trade deadline, though he does not view the team as sellers despite its 2-4 record.
The Cowboys, coming off losses to the Buccaneers and Packers, already acquired cornerback Joey Porter Jr. at the end of September. Jones, speaking at league meetings, said he believes the roster is capable of more than it has shown this season.
"I could see being active at the trade deadline if it was something that could help the team this year," Jones said.
Jones also noted he could envision a trade that would bolster the 2026 roster. He pointed to the division having no runaway favorite as reason for optimism.
The Cowboys face the Eagles, Cardinals and Colts before the deadline. Performance in those three games could determine whether Jones trades future assets for a playoff push.
Source: ProFootballTalk - Wed Oct 21, 12:37 PM ET
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