The Dallas Cowboys are making moves despite the likely absence of quarterback Dak Prescott for at least four games due to a strained hamstring. Owner Jerry Jones confirmed they are buyers at the trade deadline, acquiring receiver Jonathan Mingo from the Carolina Panthers in exchange for draft picks.
With Prescott sidelined, Cooper Rush will step in as the starter, a role he successfully filled in previous seasons. The Cowboys face a challenging schedule ahead, including games against several winning teams.
Jones remains optimistic about the team's potential, emphasizing the need for players to step up and adapt. The addition of Mingo also hints at future planning, especially with other receiver contracts nearing expiration.
