Every season feels like it's the Super Bowl or bust for the Dallas Cowboys and their fans, but the team's offseason moves don't always reflect that mentality. This season, however, it sounds like there's a chance that they could.
The Dallas Cowboys already made a big splash this preseason when they signed veteran pass rusher Von Miller on Sunday, adding immediate talent to their defensive line. However, it sounds like the team is open to more moves, too.
Last month, Cowboys team owner and general manager Jerry Jones hinted at a possible "substantive" trade to help bolster the roster.
"I'd be very interested," Jones said during the team's annual news conference to open training camp via The Athletic. "I'd give up the future to [get something] substantive to where we are today — as to a player — to give you an idea about what I invest, something substantive, to get the right kind of deal and improve us for opening day. I would. I feel that good about this team this year. Of course, you know that I haven't seen this team play together, but in general, looking ahead, I think we've got a chance to be worthy of spending some future if we saw an opportunity."
More specifically, Jones said that he would be willing to give up a "top pick" for a defensive playmaker like a linebacker or a pass rusher.

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