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Explore two Cowboys trade candidates, Alex Highsmith and Josh Sweat, their potential fit, contracts and why Dallas also needs urgent internal changes.

Mauricio Rascón highlights Alex Highsmith and Josh Sweat as two potential trade candidates for the Dallas Cowboys to upgrade their pass rush. While neither player is confirmed as an active target, Dallas is reviewing its outside linebacker rotation ahead of Week 6. Highsmith, under contract through 2027 with Pittsburgh, has drawn monitoring interest, while Sweat is reportedly seeking an updated contract with Arizona through 2028.
Rascón argues that while external additions could help, Dallas must first evaluate internal responsibilities and balance the draft capital and financial costs against current production.
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