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The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for Monday Night Football, but they're also actively working on possible improvements at the NFL trade deadline.
The Dallas Cowboys traded for star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams of the New York Jets in a major move to try to improve one of the NFL’s worst defences, the team announced on Tuesday.
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