The Miami Dolphins have traded Robert Quinn to the Dallas Cowboys for a 2020 sixth-round pick.

Quinn will receive a new one-year deal worth $8 million from the Cowboys and can earn $1 million more in incentives, according to sources.

The defensive end was set to make $11.8 million in the last year of his contract. Earlier in the month, the Dolphins paid Quinn a $1.12 million roster bonus and reportedly were willing to pay some of Quinn's base salary to facilitate a trade.

However, Miami is not paying any of the money in Quinn's new deal with the Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a one-year deal with safety George Iloka.

The Cowboys had made safety one of their targets in free agency.

Iloka, who turns 29 later this month, has started 79 of 99 games, including 76 during a six-year span with the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions have hosted Thanksgiving games annually for decades, but the Philadelphia Eagles briefly attempted to change that.

The Eagles submitted a proposal for a change in the league resolutions that would have seen the Lions and Cowboys continue to play on Thanksgiving each year, but to play on the road every other year.

However, the Eagles withdrew the proposal perhaps over concerns that it had no chance to pass.

The Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys will play a preseason game in Hawaii on Aug. 17.

The game will take place in Honolulu at Aloha Stadium, which hosted the Pro Bowl before the exhibition game was moved to Orlando in 2016.

The Rams and Cowboys also are scheduled to meet in the 2019 regular season.

The Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins are discussing a possible trade centered around Robert Quinn, according to sources.

Quinn would have to agree to any possible deal.

The Dolphins have been shopping the pass rusher this offseason. They are reportedly willing to eat some of the $11.8 million he's owed in 2019.

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to sign Randall Cobb to a one-year, $5 million deal.

Cobb was limited to nine games in 2018 due to a hamstring injury.

Cobb's best two seasons ame in 2014 and 2015.

Sean Lee has restructured his contract with the Dallas Cowboys.

Lee was on the verge of being cut by the Cowboys, but he instead cut his $7 million base salary to $3.5 million with the opportunity to earn back the $3.5 million if he meets certain incentives.

Lee is 32 and has struggled to stay healthy for several years. Lee has also been passed by Leighton Vander Esch and Jaylon Smith on the Cowboys' depth chart at linebacker.

David Irving announced on Thursday that he will quit the NFL.

Irving has been suspended by the NFL indefinitely for violating its substance-abuse policy for a third time in as many years.

"Basically, guys, I quit," Irving said. "I don't want to talk about a suspension and all this other nonsense. I'm outta there. I'm not doing this s--- no more."

Irving specified that his problem is with the NFL and not the sport.

"Everyone questions my commitment to football, but let's get it straight, here and now," he said. "I love football ... I wouldn't be here without it. Don't get me wrong, I love football. However, I don't love the NFL. The NFL is not football, you need to understand that. What you all see us do, the game and s---, that's, what, 20 percent of all the real s--- we're doing."

Irving was possibly smoking marijuana during the video.

"It's funny, you know, some people: 'Oh, you're addicted to weed, you're addicted to this and that,'" he said. "I mean s---, if I'm gonna be addicted to something, I'd rather be addicted to marijuana, which is medical -- it's a medicine; I do not consider it a drug -- rather than Xanax bars or the hydros or the seroquel and all that crazy s--- that they feed you.

"Like I said, it's not about smoking weed. How many NBA players you see getting in trouble about this? How many coaches you see getting in trouble about this? How many baseball players? How many UFC players getting in trouble?"

The Dallas Cowboys will use the franchise tag on DeMarcus Lawrence.

The Cowboys and Lawrence were unable to agree upon a long-term contract.

The Cowboys will pay him at least $20.5 million in 2019 if they cannot reach a deal on a contract. Lawrence made $17.1 million last season.

The Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams are in discussions on playing a preseason game in Honolulu this August.

The Rams announced in November they would play a preseason game in Hawaii in 2019 but that an opponent had not been selected. The Rams are partnering with the Hawaii Tourism Authority on the game.

For years, Aloha Stadium hosted the Pro Bowl, but the NFL has not staged its all-star game there since 2015. 

The Rams and Cowboys will also play each other in the regular season.