Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed he remains willing to make additional roster moves to improve his team's Super Bowl chances after signing veteran pass rusher Von Miller. 'I think it's fair to say that if we could improve it, we would,' Jones said at training camp, adding he's more excited now than when camp began.

Jones indicated he recently spoke with another owner about a potential trade and expects to meet with multiple executives at an upcoming owners meeting, though he doesn't anticipate immediate deals resulting from those discussions.

The addition of Von Miller has energized the Cowboys' defense. Jones noted the team had been in communication with Miller for weeks, and pass rush consultant BT Jordan reported on Miller's strong workout performance. Linebackers Rashan Gary and Donovan Ezeiruaku have already learned from Miller in offseason sessions.

Gary called Miller a 'leader and a coach,' emphasizing the value of having a player with Super Bowl experience in the room. Both linebackers view Miller's signing as evidence of ownership's urgency to win now.