The Dallas Cowboys decided to make a move on Tuesday, sending a fourth-round pick to the Carolina Panthers in exchange for Jonathan Mingo. They took a lot of heat for the move, but Mike McCarthy says they had a third-round grade on the Ole Miss wideout in the 2023 NFL Draft.

The Dallas Cowboys made a move at the trade deadline Tuesday, acquiring wide receiver Jonathan Mingo from the Carolina Panthers. In Mingo, Dallas adds a new piece to a receiver room that has struggled to find consistency throughout the 2024 season. Here are five things to know about Mingo:

The Cowboys gave up more for Jonathan Mingo than the Chiefs gave up for DeAndre Hopkins or the Ravens dealt for Diontae Johnson. Here's why.

Long after we depart from this earth and NFL games are being played in primetime from locations such as the moon or Mars, pundits will still be discussing the calamitous 2023 NFL Draft that the Carolina Panthers put together.

The Panthers are sending Mingo and a 2025 seventh-round pick to Dallas in exchange for a 2025 fourth-round pick, per a league source.

Panthers GM Dan Morgan on trading WR Jonathan Mingo to the Cowboys: “I think it was a win-win for both sides.”

The Cowboys surprised many by being active at the NFL trade deadline, securing WR Jonathan Mingo from the Panthers. But did they give up too much?

Mike McCarthy said he trusts the Cowboys' 2023 draft grade for Jonathan Mingo, despite his poor performance for the Carolina Panthers so far.

Standing at 3-5, four wins behind the division-leading Commanders, and certified longshots to make the postseason, the Cowboys are not the typical “buyers” at the trade deadline. The NFL trade deadline is a time for winners to load up and losers to unload.

The Dallas Cowboys finally made headlines before the trade deadline by trading for wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, a second-year player from the Carolina Panthers