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 pulled off a blockbuster trade with the New York Jets for star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, but he wasn't the only Jets defender the Cowboys were after.

The Dallas Cowboys made two moves at the NFL trade deadline to address the team's defensive woes, but what does it mean for the team's salary cap space?

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.

Both the Dallas Cowboys ' defensive overhaul and the New York Jets ' teardown continued Tuesday, with New York sending three-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Quinnen Williams to Dallas in exchange for a 2027 first-round pick, a 2026 second-round pick and defensive lineman Mazi Smith, as reported by CBS Sports senior NFL insider Jonathan Jones.

Amid the trade deadline chaos for the Cowboys on Tuesday, Brian Schottenheimer said goodbye to a former first-round pick.

Entering Week 10, the Dallas Cowboys still have a lot to prove, which is reflected in their midseason report card.