FRISCO – The woes of the Dallas Cowboys’ “all in” offseason of 2024 are well documented at this point. Dallas sat back and watched their rivals wheel and deal through free agency and the NFL Draft to build contenders. That approach yielded little profit as the Cowboys’ woeful campaign ended with a 7-10 record. This set the table for a crucial offseason for the franchise, ushering in an almost brand new coaching staff with a key contract extension presumably on the horizon for defensive star Micah Parsons. Many have wondered how the Cowboys would respond. Stephen Jones said this week that the team wants to be “selectively aggressive,” but those cryptic words mean little without action. Thursday, some information circulating the rumor mill points to some potentially major moves. During an appearance on the team’s flagship station 105.3 The Fan, NFL insider Mike Florio revealed that the Cowboys could be looking to move up to the No. 1 pick. “I did have somebody tell me that the Cowboys have talked to the Titans about moving up to number one,” he said. “Now I think a lot of teams talk about moving around and I don’t know if you guys have heard that. “But that’s a jump and I don’t know what you would have to put into that or whether you’d have to put Micah Parsons into that package if it would go that way. But teams talk all the time.” This of course would be a major change for the Cowboys, currently slotted to pick at No. 12 in the first round. Trading up to the No. 1 spot would certainly require some sort of tantalizing package. Any conversations likely include a pick swap for this season along with a future first from Dallas and potentially additional enticing picks. Could that actually engage a move of Parsons as well? A high level player would also be a part of this hypothetical deal and Parsons certainly fits that billing. But such a package of picks and a star player begs the question as to why Dallas would want to move up in the first place? Related: From ‘Lifer’ To ‘Ransom’ Rumors Persists About Cowboys’ Micah Parsons They’re not in the market for a quarterback and despite the abundance of talent readily available early in this year’s draft, it is not super clear which one stands above the rest. Maybe the Cowboys see something the rest of the league has not caught onto or perhaps this rumored mammoth of a move comes without the loss of their best defensive asset. Or, as Florio simply puts it, the teams are just talking… Related: Source Reveals Cowboys ‘Very Close’