A closer look at what the Dallas Cowboys' depth chart will look like after the additions of Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson at the NFL trade deadline.

The Dallas Cowboys acquired a pair of first-round picks from the Green Bay Packers in the stunning Micah Parsons trade before the season. Now, they are sending a first-rounder back out the door.

The NFL trade deadline got another major surprise with the Jets sending defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Cowboys. Who made out best?

The Dallas Cowboys had a busy Tuesday before the NFL trade deadline. However, head coach Brian Schottenheimer had even more news for fans after the deadline.

The team traded for defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson to boost a defense that ranks 31st in points (277) and 31st in yards (3,577). Only the Bengals, who are on pace to break the NFL record for most points and most yards allowed, are worse.

Jerry Jones wasn't about to stop with Logan Wilson. Hours after landing the Cincinnati Bengals linebacker in a modest swap, the octogenarian owner and de facto general manager of the Dallas Cowboys swung a blockbuster deal in hopes of upgrading his defense.

In an emotional goodbye to the only organization he’s played for in his NFL career, he thanked the Jets and the fans in a post on X.

Quinnen Williams will join the Cowboys in hopes of shoring up a poor defensive line. Dallas gives up Mazi Smith and 2 draft picks in the deal.

First, they sent cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Colts. Now, the Jets have shipped defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Cowboys. The Cowboys, per multiple reports, are giving a first-round pick and more to the Jets for Williams.

It's likely that Davis will be re-signed to Dallas' practice squad. The move to part ways is to make roster room after the Cowboys traded for Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson and New York Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams prior to the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday.