The Dallas Cowboys continue to sound like a team willing to make a move at the NFL trade deadline, but will they pull the trigger?

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Thursday that he believes the NFL will vote again on the Eagles' tush push play this offseason.

The Dallas Cowboys have once more been connected to a potential trade for a defender ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline.

Brian Schottenheimer says on @1053thefan that he doesn’t think #Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs (concussion) will be able to make it back on the practice field today, likely meaning he will not play Sunday against the Broncos. Per Jon Machota of The Athletic, team owner Jerry Jones said that Diggs is questionable to play on Sunday. Real questionable.

With his defense in need of a serious revamp and the trade deadline fast approaching, Jerry Jones went fishing. The always controversial owner of the Dallas Cowboys hinted that the

Jerry Jones had plenty of positive thoughts to share on his latest appearance on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM). After a 44-22 win over the Washington Commanders, the Cowboys owner/general manager shared thoughts on what’s leading to George Pickens’ successful 2025 campaign, what it was like seeing another DaRon Bland pick-six and more.

Of course, the Eagles would still have an effective quarterback sneak, even without the tush push. And, as Vincent agreed, concerns regarding the difficulty of officiating the play will linger. That comes from the front end, where the linemen are often leaving early, not the back end, where the push happens.