Here is the overall net result of the Cowboys defensive trades since dealing Micah Parsons and landing Quinnen Williams.
The Dallas Cowboys made two trades before Tuesday’s deadline and acquired both Logan Wilson from the Cincinnati Bengals as well as Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets. It was a big day to say the least.
While the Cowboys traded away Micah Parsons a week before the season began, and not in the lead up to the deadline, that was obviously a big deal that re-shaped the makeup of the team.
Here is the totality of what has been traded away and acquired by the Cowboys since the Parsons deal.
Cowboys Received
- DT Quinnen Williams (from Jets)
- DT Kenny Clark (from Packers)
- LB Logan Wilson (from Bengals)
- 2026 1st (from Packers)
- LB Micah Parsons (to Packers)
- DT Mazi Smith (to Jets)
- 2026 2nd (to Jets)
- 2026 7th (to Bengals)
- 2027 1st, the better of their two (to Jets)
The Cowboys also netted salary cap relief from moving Parsons, and in doing so served as the catalyst for getting deals done with notable players like Tyler Smith, DaRon Bland, and Jake Ferguson.
What do you make of the overall net results?
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