Dallas Cowboys Face Trade Deadline Decisions

The Dallas Cowboys, currently at a disappointing 3-5 record and facing the prospect of playing without quarterback Dak Prescott for multiple weeks, are at a critical juncture as the NFL trade deadline approaches. Analysts like Mike Greenberg and Dan Orlovsky suggest that the Cowboys should consider trading star linebacker Micah Parsons and other veterans such as Brandin Cooks, to focus on rebuilding for the future. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns are also making moves, recently trading defensive end Za'Darius Smith and acquiring additional draft picks, indicating a potential rebuild strategy of their own after a 2-7 start. NFL insider Adam Schefter hints that the Browns might not be finished trading as they navigate salary cap issues related to injured quarterback Deshaun Watson. As pressure mounts on Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy, speculation grows about whether he could be the next coach fired mid-season, especially with his contract ending this year. The landscape of the NFL could shift significantly in the coming days as teams evaluate their futures amid the trade deadline.