With the NFL Trade Deadline one day away, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made it clear that he’s already been busy on the trade market. He also hinted at more to come.

On a live version of the Stephen A. Smith Show, Jones spoke with both Smith and Michael Irvin. Clarence Hill of DLLS Sports shared a pair of videos of Jones talking about the upcoming deadline along with the caption, “Jerry Jones said he made a trade and is working on two more for the Cowboys.”

While the audio is not great, Jones can be heard saying, “A lot of action going on right now, in terms of trading. We certainly have made a trade and we will make a couple more trades before that deadline.”

As of Monday afternoon, the most recent trade the Cowboys have made was when they traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers shortly before the start of the regular season. It’s possible that’s the already-made trade that Jones is referring to. It’s also possible that a deal has been reached but not announced, particularly with the Cowboys playing on Monday Night Football in Week 9.

Going into Monday night’s matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, Dallas is 3-4-1 and is the NFC’s No. 11 seed, far outside of the playoff picture. Additionally, nine teams in the NFC have at least five wins. That includes the Cowboys’ division rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, who sit at 6-2 and are presently the No. 1 seed in not just the NFC East but the entire conference.

If the Cowboys are going to make the playoffs or even be a serious contender this season, it’s likely that they’ll need to make some roster improvements by Tuesday’s deadline. Of course, the more important question is, if Jones does make more deals, will they be the right ones for the Cowboys?