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GLENDALE — The Arizona Cardinals will have to make a decision on whether to deal Josh Sweat as the NFL trade deadline approaches, with the Dallas Cowboys emerging as a potential landing spot.
The Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers have emerged as potential trade suitors for Arizona Cardinals pass rusher Josh Sweat ahead of the NFL trade deadline. According to NFL insider Jeremy Fowler, Dallas is actively interested in acquiring the defensive end to bolster edge pressure, with one league executive endorsing the fit as Arizona weighs whether to trade the veteran for draft capital.
Sweat has recorded 14 total tackles and two sacks through six games this season for the 2-4 Cardinals. While Green Bay is also reportedly in the mix, Fowler notes their pursuit could depend on the return of edge defender Micah Parsons.
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