Arguably the biggest game on the Week 11 schedule is the Dallas Cowboys’ visit to the Kansas City Chiefs. As the defending AFC Champs look to defend home turf against one of the current NFC frontrunners, both teams will be missing some key pieces based on the final … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Left Tackle Tyron Smith just can’t seem to escape the injury bug. From 2016 to 2019, Smith missed three games per season. 2020 was his worst year when it comes to injuries as he missed 14 games due to having surgery to fix a neck issue. Smith vowed … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys (6-2) will host the Atlanta Falcons (4-4) at AT&T Stadium this Sunday. The Cowboys are coming off a disastrous and perplexing performance against the Denver Broncos in which they lost 30-16. The final score, however, is not indicative of the game. The Cowboys didn’t score … Read more
Written by: Kevin Rice
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The Cowboys failed to take advantage of the Packers and Rams losing to make a move in the NFC Conference race for the number one overall seed, with a lackluster performance of their own resulting in a 30-16 dismantling at the hands of the Denver Broncos. The defense … Read more
Written by: Kevin Rice
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Continuity on the offensive line was the reason Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy gave as to why La’el Collins didn’t reclaim his starting job at right tackle against the Vikings. Collins spent the week getting reps at both tackle and guard before playing in Kellen Moore’s wishbone set as … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys will look to win their fifth consecutive game against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Ezekiel Elliott, Tyron Smith, Randy Gregory, and Trevon Diggs were all listed as questionable during the week. That’s four key starters they will be needed for a tough road test … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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Still one of the best in the business in his 11th year, Tyron Smith has enjoyed a great season so far in 2021. But suddenly yesterday, the Cowboys star left tackle appeared on the team’s injury report with a neck issue. Given Tyron’s history, this is a cause … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Tyron Smith has been one of the best left tackles in the NFL over the last decade. However, there’s been an underlining issue the former first-round pick has dealt with recently, staying healthy. After only missing one start in his first five seasons he’s been absent for 26 … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The argument can be made that the left tackle position is the most important on the offensive line. With the majority of quarterbacks in the NFL today and in the history of the sport being right-handed, protecting their blind side is essential. Since entering the league a decade … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys were hit by a tidal wave of injuries during their 2020 campaign. The most high-profile injury was to Dak Prescott who suffered a compound fracture and ankle dislocation in Week 5 and was lost for the rest of the season. However, the Cowboy’s offense was … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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Football analytics site Pro Football Focus recently named the best and worst contracts for all 32 NFL teams in 2021. For the Dallas Cowboys, Offensive Tackle Tyron Smith and Linebacker Jaylon Smith made the list with Tyron as the best bargain as Jaylon as having the worst deal … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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When the Dallas Cowboys open training camp in Oxnard, California, they’ll begin with several questions yet to be answered. The Cowboys have done a lot of work to address the problems, particularly on defense, but we won’t know if those issues are addressed until the Cowboys line up … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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This has to be a joyous sight for the Dallas Cowboys. Tyron Smith has returned to the practice field during OTAs after missing 14 games in 2020 due to a neck issue. As Smith enters his 11th season in the NFL, health is more important than ever after … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys need Tyron Smith and La’el Collins to come back healthy and strong in 2020 if they want to achieve their goals of a deep playoff run and ultimately a trip to the Super Bowl. They are set to take on some of the best pass-rushing … Read more
Written by: Jordan Schultz
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The Dallas Cowboys got devastated by injuries in 2020, and the offensive line was one of the hardest-hit areas. Zack Martin missed six games with a calf strain at guard, but the tackle position was ravaged even harder. Tyron Smith missed 14 games with a neck issue, and … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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There was a lot that went wrong with the Dallas Cowboys in 2020. While the loss of Dak Prescott was the biggest issue, losing your starting tackles — one before the season even started — was a major reason for the disappointing 6-10 season. However, things have been … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The 2021 NFL Draft just concluded, but it’s never too soon to look ahead to the 2022 roster and try to figure out what might be the needs of the team a year from now. Because the Dallas Cowboys more often than not go into free agency with … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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It all starts in the trenches. That’s where the Dallas Cowboys were a big disappointment in 2020, especially on the offensive line. Tyron Smith, La’el Collins, and Zack Martin missed 36 games combined last season and the Cowboys offense struggled mightily because of it. Entering the 2021 season, … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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In order to create a little salary cap relief the Dallas Cowboys have decided to restructure the contracts of Tyron Smith, Zack Martin, and La’el Collins after officially signing Dak Prescott to a massive long-term extension. The Cowboys have restructured the contracts for offensive lineman Zack Martin, Tyron … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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According to my sources, the Dallas Cowboys didn’t have a very good year in 2020. They enter this next offseason desperate to get back to being a competitive team and have some big decisions to make along the way. But as intriguing as 2021 will be for Dallas, … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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