Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Rules Out Trades

The Dallas Cowboys, currently at a disappointing 3-3 record, face pressure to improve their performance after a significant 47-9 loss to the Detroit Lions. Owner Jerry Jones has declared that the team will not pursue trades before the upcoming deadline, instead emphasizing the need for internal improvements. Quarterback Dak Prescott acknowledged the roster's potential but indicated that any major decisions rest with the front office, hinting at a critical juncture for the franchise. Analysts suggest the Cowboys might need to sell off players if they do not turn things around soon, despite Jones's optimism about the team's capabilities. The situation is compounded by questions around their defensive struggles, which have seen them allow the third-most points in the league. As the trade deadline approaches on November 5, the Cowboys' strategy remains uncertain amidst rising doubts about their playoff aspirations.