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Three years after drafting him, the Steelers traded Broderick Jones to the Cowboys in a package that includes future picks, signaling a move on from his development and hoping Dallas’s coaching can fix his technique; Pittsburgh pivots to other linemen, while Jones’s athletic upside is tempered by inconsistent hand placement, making this a calculated gamble for both teams.
Dallas Cowboys waived 2025 fifth-round pick Jaydon Blue as part of the final 53-man roster moves, with reports also waiving Phil Mafah. Blue, who rushed 38 times for 129 yards and a touchdown in five appearances as a rookie, was part of Dallas’ backfield reshaping behind Javonte Williams, potentially boosting Malik Davis’s chances to stick.
Jonathan Mingo locked in a Cowboys roster spot after a strong preseason, while the backup QB race between Milton and Howell remains competitive as Howell flashed late in the loss. Sam Williams showed recurring edge containment issues, Jaishawn Barham overpursued at times, and Tommy Dunn emerged as a strong candidate for the practice squad. Michael Trigg had a difficult night, Liufau fractured his forearm and will miss weeks, likely reshaping the 53-man decisions, and Jaydon Blue and Malik Davis were held out as Mafah and Abanikanda got most of the backfield work, with Mafah pushing for RB3 behind the top backs.
The Steelers traded 2023 first-round OT Broderick Jones to the Cowboys, receiving a future third- and sixth-round pick plus a fourth-rounder; Jones, who started 38 games and dealt with a neck injury and spinal fusion, moves to Dallas as Pittsburgh pivots at tackle with Max Iheanachor entering the mix; Cowboys expect Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele to start, with Jones adding depth.
The Steelers traded offensive tackle Broderick Jones to the Dallas Cowboys; compensation is not disclosed. Jones, the Steelers’ 2023 14th overall pick, started 38 games in his first three seasons but suffered a neck injury in Week 12 last year; despite medical clearance this year, camp reports say he appears to have lost strength. He’s on a four-year rookie deal making $1.5 million this season and will hit free agency in 2027.
Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez remains unsigned on a long-term deal after Devon Witherspoon's market-raising extension. ESPN’s Schefter says there’s no deal close, fueling trade chatter. Potential destinations mentioned include the Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, Washington Commanders, New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers, depending on compensation and Patriots’ willingness to move him. Gonzalez has a 2027 fifth-year option, and no deadline has been set for a resolution.
Former NFL running back Miles Sanders was arrested on DUI charges in the Pittsburgh area after police found him slumped in the driver's seat of a Lexus in the middle of William Penn Highway; he allegedly performed poorly on field sobriety tests, tested positive for alcohol, and marijuana was found in the car, with a September court date set.
Undrafted Cowboys rookie Shiyazh Pete delivered a 59-word postgame speech after a preseason win, articulating shared identity and sacrifice with the line “this game, this star, this team, will make us brothers.” The heartfelt address went viral for its authenticity and emotional intelligence, highlighting Pete’s Navajo Nation background and illustrating a social-identity perspective on how teams forge unity.
Dallas' backup QB race between Joe Milton and Sam Howell remains neck-and-neck heading into the final preseason game, with Milton delivering two strong showings and Howell contributing plays. Coach Brian Schottenheimer said the competition is close, and Dallas aims to minimize meaningful snaps for backups in the regular season, though Prescott's injury history keeps the discussion active as rosters trim to 53 by August 30.
Porter Jr. remains at an impasse with Pittsburgh, not practicing while seeking a new contract; CBS Sports outlines several potential landing spots if a move happens, with the Dallas Cowboys viewed as the most logical fit due to cap space and need, and Chicago, Carolina, New York Giants, New Orleans, and Green Bay also considered plausible destinations as teams weigh upgrades in their secondaries.
Undrafted Cowboys tackle Shiyazh Pete, the first Navajo Nation NFL signee, drew a large Navajo fan turnout at a preseason game in Arizona. The standing ovation left Pete overwhelmed and grateful, while Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said it was one of the most inspiring moments he’s seen in 25 years. Pete emphasized his heritage and thanked the fans for their support.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb’s Texas home was burglarized in late July while he was at training camp in California, with more than $300,000 in property stolen. Police say a single intruder used a broken window to enter and exit, taking several high-end items. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities note this as part of a broader pattern of brazen burglaries targeting affluent athletes.
The Fairview home of Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was burglarized on July 30 while he was at training camp in Oxnard, California, with more than $300,000 in property—four luxury bags—stolen after a broken window was noticed; police say there are no suspects and the investigation is ongoing. This marks the second known Cowboys player burglary in three years, amid a string of NFL player property crimes.
During the Cowboys’ Oxnard training camp, CeeDee Lamb’s home was burglarized on July 30, with thieves taking more than $300,000 in property, including four luxury bags. A broken window was noticed the next day, and no suspects have been identified. The incident highlights safety risks for pro athletes when teams travel for camps.
Cowboys’ backup quarterback Joe Milton III starred in the Aug. 22 preseason against the Arizona Cardinals, going 9-for-13 for 179 yards with two passing touchdowns (including a 53-yard strike) and adding a two-yard rushing TD, helping Dallas lead 24-6 at halftime. Milton accounted for all three TDs in the first half but remains behind Dak Prescott on the depth chart; the performance offers reassurance about Cowboys’ quarterback depth heading into the regular season.