What happened: Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones stated that the front office remains open to making roster moves before the trade deadline. Jones noted that the team believes it is close to turning things around despite public frustration following consecutive home losses.

Why it matters: At 3-5 through eight games, Dallas sits 13th in the NFC and faces increasing pressure to stabilize its season. The front office stance contrasts with mounting skepticism around the roster after recent setbacks damaged the team's playoff positioning.

What to watch: Dallas heads toward the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline evaluating potential additions to address roster gaps.