Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has confirmed that the loss to Denver hasn't changed Dallas' desire to get defensive help.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has seemingly shut down the idea of trade possibilities ahead of the deadline.

The Cowboys defense hasn't been the same since unloading Micah Parsons in an August trade that sent their star defensive player to Green Bay. Through seven weeks, opposing quarterbacks have averaged a passer rating of 110.6 against the Cowboys defense this year. To put that in perspective, no QB in NFL history has a career passer rating above 103.

The Dallas Cowboys enter Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season at 3-3-1, still searching for stability after an uneven start. Their defense, once one of the league’s most feared, has struggled to find its rhythm since the offseason trade that sent Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones revealed one position the team surprisingly won't target at the NFL trade deadline.

The Dallas Cowboys are pushing for big trades to fix their struggling defense, despite a strong offense and multiple first-round picks.

The Washington Commanders, Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys are all reportedly looking for the same thing ahead of the trade deadline and that could lead to the NFC East foes battling for the same players on the trade market.

Their defense, on the other hand, has been holding them back.MORE: Cowboys-Broncos result could foreshadow Super Bowl greatness for DallasTheir decision to trade Micah Parsons has had a huge impact on them,