Dallas, Texas — October 31, 2025.
A storm is brewing in Dallas — but this time, it’s not coming from the sky; it’s coming from the Cowboys’ war room. As the team struggles with a faltering defense, NFL analysts are sounding the alarm: “It’s time for Jerry Jones to make a move.”
According to analyst Max Dible , the Cowboys should offer a 2026 fifth-round pick to the Green Bay Packers in exchange for defensive end Kingsley Enagbare — a trade that could instantly reshape Dallas’s defensive front.
A 2022 fifth-round pick, Enagbare has quietly built a solid reputation as a dependable backup in Green Bay. He hasn’t missed a single game in four seasons, recording 10 sacks, 21 tackles for loss, and 25 QB hits — impressive numbers for a player who’s rarely been a full-time starter.
What makes Enagbare an appealing target is his team-friendly contract (under $1 million per year) and his hunger to prove himself as he approaches free agency. With an ideal frame (6’4”, 258 lbs) and powerful edge-rushing ability, he’s seen as the “missing piece” in defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’s system.
The Cowboys currently have just 15 team sacks, ranking 22nd in the NFL, with James Houston (3.5 sacks) being the only player with more than one. Meanwhile, veterans like Dante Fowler and Jadeveon Clowney have yet to live up to expectations.
With the defense losing its identity since Micah Parsons’s departure, a move for Enagbare would send a clear message: the Cowboys still believe in defense — and they’re ready to fight to restore their legacy.
If Jerry Jones is truly serious about making a Super Bowl run, there’s no better time to act. A fifth-round pick might seem small — but sometimes, it’s the smallest moves that define a historic season.
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