Cowboys had 'discussions with AFC North team' about WR trade before draft

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The Dallas Cowboys may not be done making moves to reshape the roster just yet, according to the latest rumors floating around America's Team. Following the NFL Draft, Jerry Jones indicated the team could still pursue a veteran wide receiver after failing to draft one through seven rounds over the weekend.
As it turns out, before the draft Jerry and company were doing some due diligence on adding a playmaker opposite CeeDee Lamb.
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Dallas' front office has hinted at a potential trade on several occasions, and Todd Archer of ESPN is reporting the team had "discussions with an AFC North team" before the draft.

In an interesting note, because the team had been mentioned multiple times as a potential landing spot for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens and Baltimore Ravens speedster Rashod Bateman. Could they have been the team involved in the discussions?
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Ultimely, no doeal was agreed to but that doesn't mean the Cowboys won't reignite trade talks.

They could also settle for adding a veteran free agent like former Dallas star Amari Cooper or former Los Angeles Chargers star Keenan Allen.
There are several options for the team to continue building their roster, so Cowboys Nation can still hope for a splash.
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