Jack Markowski#61 of 87 NFL pundits · Nov 14, 2026
Markowski argued the Steelers clearly won the Joey Porter Jr. trade with Dallas and suggested Porter Jr. is unlikely to sign a long-term extension with the Cowboys, with a similar possibility floated for George Pickens.
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With it now feeling less likely that Porter Jr. is going to sign an extension with Dallas, as previously mentioned, that only makes the notion that the Steelers won the trade even stronger.
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Contract CallsJoey Porter Jr.Dallas Cowboys
Joey Porter Jr. to sign a new deal with Dallas Cowboys
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