Jordan Phillips Traded to Dallas Cowboys from New York Giants
Phillips Reunited with Former Team
In a surprising move, the New York Giants have traded defensive tackle Jordan Phillips to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a 2026 seventh-round pick.
Phillips' Career
Phillips, 31, has carved out a successful NFL career. The former Oklahoma standout has played in 120 games, starting 62. He has recorded 24.5 career sacks and 45 tackles for loss.
Buffalo Bills Highlights
Phillips spent the past two seasons with the Buffalo Bills, where he emerged as one of the team's best defensive linemen. In 2022, he recorded 5.5 sacks and 32 tackles.
Giants Connection
Phillips signed with the Giants in March 2023, but his tenure in New York was short-lived. He played in just five games for the Giants, recording one sack.
Cowboys Addition
The Cowboys are hoping that Phillips can provide depth and experience to their defensive line. Phillips is expected to compete for a starting role alongside DeMarcus Lawrence and Dorance Armstrong.
NFC East Rivalry
The trade between the Giants and Cowboys marks a significant shift within the NFC East. Phillips will now face his former team twice during the 2023-24 NFL regular season.
Injury Concern
Phillips has a history of injuries, including a recent wrist surgery. It remains to be seen how his health will affect his performance with the Cowboys.
One-Year Deal
Phillips signed a one-year contract with the Cowboys, worth up to $4.6 million. He is set to become a free agent again in 2024.
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