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Dallas, TX – The Dallas Cowboys are exploring emergency options after a devastating string of offensive line injuries left the team scrambling. Sources confirm the Cowboys are in early discussions with the New Orleans Saints about a potential trade.
The Cowboys began the season with lofty expectations, but a 1-2 start and multiple roster setbacks have changed the outlook. Offensive line issues, particularly the loss of two starters, now represent the team’s biggest concern.
Rookie guard Tyler Booker is expected to miss several weeks with a lower-body injury. Center Cooper Beebe, a key part of Dallas’ interior protection, was already ruled out for an extended stretch before Booker’s setback.
With quarterback Dak Prescott under constant pressure and the run game struggling for consistency, Dallas’ front office has been forced to consider reinforcements. Saints interior lineman known for his versatility has quickly emerged as a target.
The player can switch seamlessly between center and guard, a trait that appeals greatly to Dallas. With two starting spots vacant, the Cowboys view him as an immediate plug-in capable of stabilizing protection schemes.
New Orleans, sitting at 0-3, is widely expected to be active in trade discussions as they continue a long-term rebuild. Executives believe moving a veteran piece could help accelerate the franchise’s accumulation of draft assets.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is historically aggressive in trade windows, often willing to sacrifice mid-round picks for proven talent. Sources say the front office has already gauged compensation values in line with mid-tier draft capital.
Saints officials, meanwhile, are weighing the benefits of retaining a veteran presence against the potential upside of freeing salary and securing future assets. Rebuild priorities make them more flexible in entertaining serious offers.
For Dallas, urgency defines the moment. Losing both Booker and Beebe has dramatically limited offensive cohesion, and addressing these trenches could be the difference between salvaging the season or sliding further in the NFC standings.
Negotiations are ongoing, but optimism exists that progress can be made before Week 5. If finalized, the deal would provide Dallas with a multi-position interior anchor, while New Orleans strengthens its future through valuable draft considerations.
