The Dallas Cowboys may have made some major moves before the trade deadline, but their postseason chances are still slim.

The Dallas Cowboys ' defense needed a hero following a 3-5-1 start to the 2025 season that was accentuated by a deflating 27-17 "Monday Night Football" loss against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9. The absence of All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons following owner and general manager Jerry Jones' decision to trade him away to the Green Bay Packers a week before the 2025 has certainly been felt through the first half of the year.

The Dallas Cowboys had a busy trade deadline day, acquiring two defensive superstars in defensive lineman Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets and linebacker Logan Wilson from the Cincinnati Bengals.

If you didn't know what to make of the Cowboys before Tuesday's trades, just wait until you see the wild swing of grades the experts gave.

Reevaluating the Cowboys' decision to trade away All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons after using some of the return to acquire Williams

The Dallas Cowboys were criticized by a prominent analyst for a deal they made before Tuesday's trade deadline.

How did Cowboys, Jets do in Williams deal? Don't get me wrong, Williams is a fantastic player. He's a former All-Pro and three-time Pro Bowler who any team would be happy to have. But this is a deal you make if you believe your team to be a piece or two away from competing for a championship,

New Dallas Cowboys DT Quinnen Williams teased his jersey number with his new team after updating his bio on social media following the NFL trade deadline.