FRISCO - In a 65-year-old tradition started by Tex Schramm and continued by Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys don't retire numbers. But they do revere them.
This offseason's retirements of legendary Dallas Cowboys linemen Zack Martin and Tyron Smith officially signal a passing of the torch to the next generation along the offensive line.
The Cowboys will soon need to make a decision on Tyler Smith‘s fifth-year option. The team’s top offensive lineman can be counted on to remain in Dallas for at least two more years, though.
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With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
One of the greatest to ever put on a Cowboys uniform, a first ballot Hall of Famer has finally said goodbye to the game of football. A five-time All-Pro and eight-time Pro Bowler, Tyron Smith was drafted ninth overall by the Cowboys in the 2011 NFL Draft and quickly established himself as the premier left tackle in the game.
Tyron Smith was the ultimate culture changer for the Dallas Cowboys. The USC product was the ninth overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft, making him the first offensive lineman Jerry Jones selected in Round 1 since purchasing the team in 1989.
Tyron Smith didn’t just say goodbye at his Wednesday retirement press conference at The Star. The Dallas Cowboys icon told a story. One not of accolades or All-Pro nods, but of relationships, growth, and the men who helped mold him into one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history.
At 25 years old, I'm finally starting to understand what as a kid seemed to me an overused quote: Time sure flies. That's what I can't help but think of following Tyron Smith's retirement from the NFL.
Candidates for new deals are on the Cowboys' radar, and they could have agreements in place this offseason.
Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Smith has been exceptional to start his career. The former first-round pick out of Tulsa has played and started in 47 out of a possible 54 games for the Cowboys in his first three years, and he has become one of the best interior linemen in the NFL.
Now that Zack Martin has retired, the best offensive lineman on the Dallas Cowboys is clearly Tyler Smith. For most of his three-year run in Dallas, Smith has played at guard.
On paper, the Dallas Cowboys offensive coaching staff under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer looks intriguing, and there is some excitement about what the group might be able to do with the current roster.
Despite finishing 7-10, the Dallas Cowboys are well-represented at the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl. Five Cowboys were named to the All-Star event with CeeDee Lamb, Tyler Smith, Micah Parsons, Brandon Aubrey, and KaVontae Turpin all being voted in.
Elite individual performances should not be diminished by the team's overall losing record. Two Dallas Cowboys standouts, offensive lineman Tyler Smith and return specialist KaVontae Turpin, have been recognized for their exceptional performances in 2024 by being named to the Next Gen Stats 2024 All-Pro team.
There’s still a few shining lights at the end of a very difficult season for the Dallas Cowboys. No matter the result of their game against the Washington Commanders, the Cowboys will find themselves with a losing season.
The Dallas Cowboys will host the Washington Commanders at AT&T Stadium in Week 18, as the curtain will not only come down on the year from hell but also potentially the Cowboys careers of a host of coaches at The Star.
The Dallas Cowboys will be without both of their starting guards on Sunday after declaring Tyler Smith inactive versus the host Washington Commanders. Smith, the Cowboys' left guard, was questionable to play against the Commanders despite missing two practices this week with ankle and knee injuries before returning for a limited session on Friday.
The Dallas Cowboys suffered their fifth straight loss of the season on Monday night. And that might be as good as the news gets. Several offensive linemen failed to finish the 34-10 loss to the Texans.
Good news for the Dallas Cowboys during the 2024-25 NFL season has been few and far between, but the team received a positive injury update ahead of Week 11.
With the game on the line, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Jalen Tolbert's name was called on fourth and goal and he delivered. The third-year wide receiver, who was acting as WR2 with Brandin Cooks on Injured Reserve, almost didn't get to be on the field for the high leverage play after being shaken up on third and goal by being hit in...
Believe it or not, the Dallas Cowboys have more to worry about than contract extensions for CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott.
When the Cowboys selected Tyler Smith with the 24th overall pick in the 2022 draft, I had my thoughts. I was not sold on the pick, but boy have I been happy to be wrong about that.
Tyler Smith is coming off a strong season at left guard for the Cowboys, but he's willing to make a position change if needed for the team.
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The Dallas Cowboys are kicking around the idea of starting versatile offensive lineman Tyler Smith at left tackle this coming season.
Dallas Cowboys star guard, Tyler Smith, left the game with Detroit early. It was reported the next day that Smith tore his plantar fasciitis. Upon first glance, it would be assumed that Smith would miss a long period of time.
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