Jerry Jones made it sound like the Dallas Cowboys won’t make any major moves at the NFL trade deadline. If that continues, it’s a shame because they’re still within striking distance of the NFC East.

There are even players who can help them improve for a late-season push. An example is Cooper Kupp, a veteran wideout for the Los Angeles Rams.

After a 2-4 start, the Rams are rumored to be acquiring Kupp, who happens to play a stopgap position for Dallas.

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Not only is he someone who could help them, but according to USA Today’s Jacob Camenker, the Cowboys are one of the best players for Kupp.

‘Could the Cowboys use Kupp? Certainly. They’re missing a proven No. 2 receiver opposite CeeDee Lamb, and the duo’s ability to play inside and outside would give Dallas’ passing attack some versatility. – Camenker, USA Today

He adds that Dallas is unlikely to show interest, especially when the bidding war begins. Still, it’s hard to argue that such an addition wouldn’t be a huge help to this struggling offense.

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