Jerry Jones Sees 'Nothing' on Cowboys Trade Front as Deadline Week Begins

Jerry Jones has poured cold water on hopes of a Dallas Cowboys splash before the NFL trade deadline, telling his regular radio appearance on Tuesday that he does not currently see a move materialising. "At this particular time, I don't see anything," Jones said on 1053 The Fan, a message that also suggested Dallas does not envision being sellers in the next week. The comments came as speculation around wide receiver George Pickens continued to build, with Jones himself acknowledging that Pickens needs the ball more after his snaps dipped. Pickens has 39 catches for 533 yards and two touchdowns this season, below his 2025 numbers, yet the sense from Jones's remarks is that Dallas will keep him rather than cash in. The stance contrasts with the aggressive market elsewhere, where Chicago has already landed Jeffery Simmons and Indianapolis has sold Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner ahead of the deadline at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, November 10. Jones talked extensively about trading on the show before landing on his blunt bottom line, and while co-owner Stephen Jones had hinted at further moves, the owner's own words point to a quiet week in Dallas unless something changes quickly.