The recent Dallas Cowboys trade history has looked bad for years. In just the last few seasons, they’ve traded two fourth-round picks for Trey Lance and Jonathan Mingo and sent away Amari Cooper for an appallingly low return.
The Dallas Cowboys spent last season watching the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders go toe-to-toe in the NFC Championship game, and the Eagles eventually won the Super Bowl. The Cowboys are now in the position of having to play catch-up, and it has just gotten harder with the Commanders trading for Deebo Samuel .
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Commanders Acquire Wide Receiver Deebo Samuel in a Trade With the 49ers, AP Source Says
Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Under Fire After WSH Trades Day-3 Pick for Deebo Samuel
The Cowboys sent Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns in 2022 for a fifth-round pick and a sixth-round pick swap. Cooper went on to tally 2,660 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns in 38 games played, while also making a Pro Bowl, before Cleveland shipped him and a sixth-rounder to the Buffalo Bills in exchange for third- and seventh-round picks.
49ers trading WR Deebo Samuel to Commanders
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch said at the NFL combine they would honor Deebo Samuel’s trade request. Lynch made good of his word. The 49ers have agreed to trade Samuel to the Washington Commanders,
Bleacher Report's perfect free agent signings for every NFL team includes Dallas Cowboys replacing Hall of Famer Zack Martin.
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Dallas on Trey Lance: ‘I think he’s probably going to be looking for something different’Trey Lance will likely be looking for his third team this offseason as the Cowboys plan on moving on from the 49ers former first round pick
Among the newest inductees for the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame were 2016 Olympic gold medalist Michelle Carter, former MLB player Calvin Murray, two-time NBA All-Star Larry Johnson and longtime track and field coach Greg Williams.
Dallas City Council approved the economic ... the agency is eligible to receive an economic development grant up to $595,339. The San Francisco Business Times is now seeking nominations for ...
Koya Medical Inc.'s move to Dallas represents another step forward on its growth path. The medical device company told Dallas Business Journal that is has completed renovations of
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