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Jerry Jones has said the Cowboys are not looking to sell. But keeping the roster together is only worthwhile if the organization has a convincing plan for what comes next.

Mauricio Rascón of Last Word On NFL proposes that the Dallas Cowboys should consider trading five players ahead of the trade deadline despite owner Jerry Jones indicating the 3-5 team is not looking to sell. The writer identifies George Pickens, DaRon Bland, Jake Ferguson, T.J. Bass, and Kenny Clark as potential trade candidates.
The writer argues Pickens should command the highest return, suggesting hypothetical packages involving a first- or second-round draft pick. Rascón notes that while Bland, Ferguson, and Clark carry heavy contract commitments that complicate deals, reserve guard Bass could realistically be moved for late-round draft capital.
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