Cowboys Stand Pat at Trade Deadline, Sign Former TCU Running Back Miller Ahead of 49ers Game
The Dallas Cowboys made no trades at the November 11 deadline and stand at 4-5, still fighting for a playoff spot. Their only roster addition was signing running back Kendre Miller, a former third-round pick of the Saints, to the practice squad. The former Texas Christian University (TCU) lead back will fill the vacancy left by backup running back Tyler Goodson's long-term absence and could see action in Week 10.
Dallas had earlier acquired cornerback Joey Porter Jr. from the Pittsburgh Steelers, addressing the defense's biggest weakness. ESPN's Adam Schefter said the Cowboys were never close to another deadline deal and believe the current roster can carry the second-half push.
The Cowboys face the San Francisco 49ers this week. San Francisco is 7-1 and has won the last four meetings between the teams, including two playoff games. Dallas won its last outing 27-23 over the Indianapolis Colts to end a losing streak.
Source: Cowboys Wire
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