Jerry Jones signals Dallas Cowboys trade activity despite 2-4 start

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones stated at the NFL owners' meetings in New York that the team intends to be active in the trade market before the November 10 deadline. Despite a struggling 2-4 start to the season and a defense ranking 30th out of 32 teams, Jones expressed confidence in the team's potential to compete for the NFC East division, noting the division remains wide open.

Jones clarified that the organization is looking to be a buyer rather than a seller, emphasizing that he is not interested in trading players for draft picks unless a significant opportunity arises to improve the roster immediately. While he does not anticipate further coaching changes this season, he remains focused on personnel adjustments to address offensive and defensive shortcomings.

Speculation regarding wide receiver George Pickens has emerged, with reports suggesting the Los Angeles Rams could be interested in a trade. However, Jones has maintained a positive outlook on the team's long-term plan and current coaching staff, including offensive coach Brian Schottenheimer.