The Dallas Cowboys pulled off a blockbuster trade on Wednesday morning, and it could be signaling a major shift in the franchise.

The Cowboys looked to replace Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman’s top target after Michael Irvin sustained a career-ending spinal cord injury against Philadelphia in 1999. Dallas acquired Seattle Seahawks receiver Joey Galloway for two first-round picks and signed him to a seven-year, $42 million contract.

The Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers executed a rare May blockbuster trade when George Pickens was shipped to Big D. NFL.com's Eric Edholm breaks down the fallout from Wednesday's deal.