Cowboys’ Reckoning: Trade Rumors Swirl as Underperformers Face Uncertain Future
The Dallas Cowboys are at a crossroads. With the NFL trade deadline looming and playoff aspirations hanging in the balance, whispers of potential trades and discussions about the team’s most glaring underperformers have dominated headlines. While the Cowboys remain within striking distance of securing a playoff spot, their inconsistencies and inefficiencies have raised questions about whether this roster has what it takes to compete at the highest level.
Potential Trade Candidates: Who’s on the Block?
The Cowboys’ front office is notorious for bold moves, and this year could be no different. At the center of trade speculation is wide receiver Michael Gallup. Once a reliable deep threat and dynamic playmaker, Gallup’s production has taken a nosedive this season. Despite his considerable talent, his lack of chemistry with quarterback Dak Prescott has made him a potential trade chip. With teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills seeking depth at wide receiver, Gallup could fetch significant value in return.
Another name generating buzz is cornerback Jourdan Lewis. With Trevon Diggs out for the season, the Cowboys’ secondary has struggled to find consistency. While Lewis has had flashes of brilliance, his lapses in coverage have left the team vulnerable in critical moments. Trading Lewis could open opportunities for younger players while possibly bringing in a veteran or draft capital to bolster other areas of need.
Running back Tony Pollard, who took over the backfield after Ezekiel Elliott’s departure, has also been mentioned in trade rumors. While unlikely, Pollard’s inability to consistently carry the load as the lead
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