La’el Collins was born on July 26, 1993 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He played his collegiate career at LSU where he won the Jacobs Blocking award in 2014, which recognizes the top offensive lineman in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). La'el Collins is a starting left guard in the NFL for the Dallas Cowboys, who signed him as an undrafted free agent after the completion of the 2015 NFL Draft.
Snubbed. That’s the best way to describe Cowboys right tackle La’el Collins in 2019. The young tackle had by far his best season to date, putting himself in the category of those
If the 2020 season happens, many Dallas Cowboys will be hoping for their first trip to the annual Pro Bowl. One NFL writer wisely projected that Offensive Tackle La’el Collins is Dallas’
The Dallas Cowboys had the top-ranked offense in the NFL in 2019. Dak Prescott nearly set a franchise record with 4,902 yards passing (2nd in the NFL), Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 1,357
After giving Dak Prescott the franchise tag, and re-signing Amari Cooper to a lucrative five year contract, the Cowboys went to two of their team leaders to open up more cap space
The 2019 season came to a close on Sunday night as the world watched the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 to win their first Super Bowl in 50
Back in September, just before the start of the regular season, the Dallas Cowboys gave Right Tackle La’el Collins a five-year extension on his contract worth $50 million. It was a bit
The Dallas Cowboys 2019 season has been an utter disappointment, even for someone like me who chooses to typically look on the positive side of things. They entered the year with high
The NFL released the initial Pro Bowl rosters as voted on by the fans and the players and while the Dallas Cowboys had four players make the 2020 Pro Bowl, it was
Once upon a time, the Dallas Cowboys offensive line was considered by most to be the best unit of it’s kind league-wide. This reputation was built mainly on their ability to open
It’s been a really hard and disappointing few weeks for the Dallas Cowboys. Heading into the week 12 game against the New England Patriots the Sunday before Thanksgiving, there was a lot
Thursday night’s matchup between the Chicago Bears and the Dallas Cowboys was not only an important matchup between two clubs that were then 6-6. It featured a rematch of a 2017 matchup
Missing Tyron Smith last week as a significant factor in the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the Green Bay Packers. Losing La’el Collins midway through the game certainly didn’t help, either. Thankfully, the
The Dallas Cowboys just got a bit of good news today in the midst of a number of injuries mounting on the roster. According to ESPN’s Todd Archer, Right Tackle La’el Collins
In need of a bounceback win this week when the Dallas Cowboys host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, the team is dealing with some injuries along the offensive line. It should
While nearly all of us were anxiously awaiting news that the Dallas Cowboys and Ezekiel Elliott had finally mutually agreed-upon a contract extension, an extension agreement with Right Tackle La’el Collins surprisingly materialized. As
Heading into the 2019 NFL Draft, one of the position groups the Dallas Cowboys needed to address was the offensive line. A lot of the focus was at tackle, where it was
The biggest story surrounding the Dallas Cowboys remains the contract negotiation the team is in the middle of with star Running Back Ezekiel Elliott. Per a report from Charles Robinson of Yahoo
In just a few days the Dallas Cowboys will be taking hedge trimmers to the 90-man roster in hopes of forming it into a beautifully constructed 53-man roster that they’ll put on
For the last half-decade, the Dallas Cowboys have built their team through running the football with a dominant offensive line. All-Pro Left Tackle Tyron Smith is the elder statesman of the group,
How good is La’el Collins? This is a question that Cowboys fans have disagreed on since his rookie season. Collins, who originally joined the team as their left guard replacing an injured
The Ringer’s Robert Mays published a piece this week discussing the most realistic blockbuster type trades which could go down in the NFL this summer. And, as tends to be the case,