Jerry Jones Open to Trade Calls in NFL Draft

0:00On April 23rd, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is gearing up for a busy NFL draft by confirming he'll field tray calls from other teams. With the draft just hours away, he's expecting plenty of offers, marking his classic phone strategy during these high stakes days. Earlier this week, Jones told reporters the Cowboys have already gotten interest from squads looking to deal. He was vague on outbound calls, saying deals tend to favor Dallas when they come in rather than go out. The Cowboys snagged two first round picks this year, their first multiple since 2008, and both in the top 20 for the first time since, 2005. One's their own from a rough seven win, nine loss, one tie season, and the other came from the Green Bay Packers in last year's Michael Parsons swap. Defense is the big need after ranking dead last in points and passing yards allowed. They're missing a second round or this draft, and a first round or next year from the Quentin Williams trade, while their star receivers CD Lamb and George Pickens are only locked in for

1:01one more season. Jones's approach could shake things up fast if the right offer lands, setting the stage for a quick turnaround or some bold moves as the Cowboys hunt. For defensive help, write out the gate.