Broaddus: I think the Cowboys are going to trade for a big piece

[IslandCowboy]

I highly doubt it based on the past 5 years.

 

[gimmesix]

What team is crazy enough to deal a "big piece" Olineman preseason though? I'd love to see it happen, but the time to address that issues was April/May/June. I can see a depth or developmental piece being added, but more than that seems like a stretch.

One that has a cheaper starter on hand to replace him. Not saying I know of a team like that, but you deal from a position of strength, get a draft pick and/or player at a position of weakness for it and you're better for it. Teams are often unsure what are there positions of strength until camp.

 

[Denim Chicken]

LOL

We should have been all over this

 

[CWR]

Johnathan Taylor you are a cowboy

Supposedly been two offers, one was from the Dolphins. I think the other is unknown at this time...

 

[Sheepherder]

Are you talking about the starts or backups? The starting OL is fine until Smith gets hurt. Its the depth that is the issue. There really arent "big peices" out there that fix that. If they wanted to make that kind of move, they should have months ago

They could have drafted one in the 2nd round and that would have been the right thing to do. Instead they draft a tight end which they didn't really need. So if the oline gets banged up a little, they in trouble. What you think.

 

[KJJ]

Is Trey Lance "the big piece"?

There’s a few that would take him in a heartbeat over Dak. There’s still a few fuming that we didn’t go after Baker Mayfield. It’s anyone but Dak for some here. Lol

 

[Carson]

We should have been all over this

These are moves that clearly show they aren’t interested in making trades.

There is nothing wrong with this approach btw

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

Supposedly been two offers, one was from the Dolphins. I think the other is unknown at this time...

I have heard that 6 teams made offers.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds058]

Well the Cards are having a bond fire clearance sale and just got a 5th round pick for an OL and then just traded I. Simmons to the gnats.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

We should have been all over this

But, but, but....everybody says you won't be able to get a decent OL without paying through the nose. He started all year last year and PFF rated him at 75.8. That is at least an average NFL tackle rating and they traded him for a 5th. The negative for the team trading for him is he is gonna want to get paid. Honestly, would have been a great move....one year rental for a 5th at worst, on a team that has Super Bowl aspirations. I still think we should be checking out Justin Pugh, and if that isn't a possibility should have Peters on speed dial for week 2.

 

[pitt33]

C’mon you guys. Dallas only trades for wide receivers.

Broddaus spews this every year. I’d be surprised if any deal was made.

 

[vlad]

Tony Pollard & Michael Gallup for OG Quentin Nelson and RB Jonathan Taylor. I'll take that deal.

I think everyone but indy takes that deal

 

[Thomas82]

I won't hold my breath. The most we'll do is sign a guy off the street if somebody gets injured.

 

[Denim Chicken]

I hear La'el Collins is available

 

[mrmojo]

I hear La'el Collins is available

That be a Cowboy move right there...

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

Odd place for a "big peice". The starting OL is essentially set. Unless you are going to look at a guy like Ceasar Ruiz to be back up OG and OC

You could upgrade any position in the OL except Martin, but is that trade out there right now?

Devin White?

 

[32BellyOption]

Give me Chris Jones please. Yea I know it won’t happen but THAT would be reminiscent of the Haley signing.

 

[Sarge]

Jaylon Smith in a sign and trade with a new 8 year deal.

That’s gross.

 

[Carson]

Give me Chris Jones please. Yea I know it won’t happen but THAT would be reminiscent of the Haley signing.

If Dallas got Chris Jones, they would dominate even more

 

[mcmvp]

If Dallas got Chris Jones, they would dominate even more

That’s just not going to happen