In a press conference held at the Cowboys facility, team owner Jerry Jones addressed the topic of potential trades as the deadline approaches. Jones stated that while he will not be initiating any trade talks, he is open to considering offers from other teams.

During the conference, Jones expressed his belief that there has been no significant interest from other clubs that would warrant a trade. “I don't think there's anything at a level that would make me expect to do anything. I don't see anything heated up to a level that would cause something to happen,” he stated.

When questioned about the reasons behind his stance, Jones highlighted both the current state of the Cowboys' roster and the offers being presented to them. "It's both, as you all know, that's a two-edged answer," he said. Jones further elaborated that while he likes the current roster, he would consider making improvements if it made sense and aligned with the team's goals. However, he emphasized that if no trades were made, he believed that the current team has the potential to achieve the desired outcomes.

Jones acknowledged that the situation could change between now and the deadline, depending on the outcome of this week's games. He noted that what is currently on the table may not be the same after the games are played. Therefore, he will carefully assess any potential offers to determine if they can enhance the team's chances of success.

With the trade deadline rapidly approaching, the Cowboys and their fans await Jones' final decision. As Jones evaluates the available options, the team's goals and performance will heavily influence whether a trade is considered to bolster their chances of reaching their desired destination.