The Dallas Cowboys' trade to land Quinnen Williams at the NFL deadline after dealing Micah Parsons before the season proved to be a stroke of salary cap genius.

The Cincinnati Bengals agreed to trade linebacker Logan Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys on Nov. 4 ahead of the NFL's trade deadline at 4 p.m. The Bengals announced they received a seventh round pick in the 2026 NFL draft in exchange for Wilson.

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?

The Minnesota Vikings ' offensive line has been an issue at times this year. They have been beaten up, and as a result, they have struggled to find consistency. When they are healthy, though, like we saw in Week 9 against the Detroit Lions, the results speak for themselves.

The Cowboys traded for Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson on Tuesday, sending back defensive tackle Mazi Smith and future draft picks. With the extra spot on the roster the Cowboys announced that they’re waiving backup running back Malik Davis.

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.

In the Arizona Cardinals ' 27-17 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football, 19 players participated in at least one of the 67 offensive snaps. Six played every snap, while tight end Trey McBride missed eight. One offensive lineman, guard Isaiah Adams, played only on special teams.