Cowboys Acquire Broderick Jones in Reported Trade

The Dallas Cowboys are acquiring offensive tackle Broderick Jones from the Pittsburgh Steelers in a trade that also involves draft picks, as reported by multiple outlets. The terms include the Cowboys receiving Jones and a fourth-round pick in exchange for third- and sixth-round picks, with Jones previously the Steelers’ 2023 first-round pick and a starter in recent seasons. Jones has faced a neck injury and a slow return to form, but he has been a steady presence in the preseason as he competes for starting duty. The deal also reunites Jones with former Georgia teammate and Cowboys receiver George Pickens, though it raises questions about Dallas’ offensive-line depth beyond its assumed starter level. Steelers, meanwhile, have drafted a replacement at tackle with Max Iheanachor in 2026, signaling a continued rebuild at the position. The trade underscores the closing of roster decisions ahead of the season and the ongoing reshaping of both teams’ offensive lines.