Cowboys Reveal Top Trade Target Ahead of 2026.
Dallas Cowboys have made headlines by revealing their primary trade target well ahead of the 2026 NFL season. With the franchise under pressure to break its decades-long Super Bowl drought, the front office has signaled its intent to make bold moves in the offseason. According to team insiders, the Cowboys are setting their sights on acquiring a top-tier wide receiver to elevate their offense to championship-caliber.
While no official deal has been finalized, sources close to the organization confirm that the Cowboys are aggressively pursuing a trade for Cincinnati Bengals star receiver Tee Higgins. With Higgins heading into the final year of his contract and the Bengals potentially unable to afford both him and Ja’Marr Chase long-term, Dallas sees a window of opportunity.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has long been known for splashy, high-impact moves, and this one would be no exception. The potential pairing of Higgins with CeeDee Lamb and Brandin Cooks could give quarterback Dak Prescott one of the most dangerous receiving corps in the league.
“We’re always looking for ways to improve our roster and stay competitive,” said head coach Mike McCarthy during a media availability earlier this week. “If the right player is available and it makes sense for us, we’ll do what’s needed.”
The Cowboys still have work to do to make the deal happen, including navigating salary cap constraints and offering draft capital that would satisfy Cincinnati. But their public declaration of interest sends a clear message: Dallas is going all-in.
As the 2026 season looms, the pressure is mounting in Big D. Whether this trade goes through or not, it’s clear that the Cowboys are not content with the status quo—and are ready to swing big.
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