One of the biggest offseason question marks for the Dallas Cowboys is the health of their projected offensive tackles Tyron Smith and La’el Collins. Collins didn’t play a single snap in 2020, and Smith missed all but the first two games of the season. It was one of … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The 2020 season was a rough one for the Dallas Cowboys, and in particular for their top runner Ezekiel Elliott. His 979 yards were a career-low and it marked the first time he failed to reach 1,000 yards in a full season of action. He only had two … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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Since being drafted in 2011, Tyron Smith has been a staple of the Dallas Cowboys offensive line. A two time First Team All Pro as well as an 8 time Pro Bowler, Smith has been one of the best left tackles in football pretty much since entering the … Read more
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Offensive Tackle Tyron Smith has been one of the Dallas Cowboys’ best players for the last decade but is now having a hard time staying on the field with injuries. With potential salary cap relief to be had by cutting Smith’s contract, could Dallas be forced to make … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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When the Dallas Cowboys hired Mike McCarthy last January to be its new head coach, the thought was that his pedigree of winning from his previous stop in Green Bay would carry over, but 2020 was a trainwreck from the start in Dallas. The coronavirus pandemic completely changed … Read more
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There are a lot of question marks facing the Dallas Cowboys heading into the 2021 offseason. Much of the Cowboys’ lack of success in 2020 was due to the injuries along the offensive line and to quarterback Dak Prescott. However, even if the Cowboys were guaranteed reasonable health … Read more
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You can’t have the kind of season the Dallas Cowboys did in 2020 without some individuals bearing the blame. While there are varying degrees of responsibility throughout the roster, here are the five Cowboys who saw their value decrease the most during this disappointing season. Yesterday we looked … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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This season for the Dallas Cowboys has been terrible, to put it lightly. Combined with a worldwide pandemic, injuries and a serious drop in valued play have plagued the team this year in a season that had Super Bowl aspirations. Right from before the opening kick off of … Read more
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After several days of concerning reports about his worsening neck condition, Offensive Tackle Tyron Smith is now set to have surgery and will miss the remainder of the 2020 season. This now leaves the Dallas Cowboys without both of their starting offensive tackles as La’el Collins was already … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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If it’s not one thing it’s another with the 2020 Dallas Cowboys. Tyron Smith, who missed two games due to neck stingers from an injury that occurred on September 17, returned last Sunday in the Cowboys 49-38 loss to the Cleveland Browns. However, that return may be short-lived. … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Cowboys week four loss to Cleveland brought with it a slew of negatives to react to. Whether you focus on the atrocious run defense, the killer turnovers, or the failed comeback attempt the Cowboys fell short in many ways last Sunday. There was one glaring positive from … Read more
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There are no must-win games in week four of an NFL season. Especially for the Dallas Cowboys, who sit 1-2, but are tied for first place in the NFC East with the Washington Football Team, there is far too much football left in the season to call this … Read more
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Injuries have hit every team in the NFL through the first few weeks of the season. The Dallas Cowboys haven’t been immune to the injury bug. They’ve played without their starting offensive tackles for each of the last two games and have been without La’el Collins the entire season. … Read more
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Tyron Smith has missed the last two games for the Dallas Cowboys, continuing a trend of absenteeism that goes back to 2016. Is this turning into a larger issue for the Cowboys, and how much longer will they be willing to deal with it? There’s no questioning that … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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There are many reasons that the Dallas Cowboys have faltered their way to a 1-2 record so far in 2020, not the least of which has been injuries on the offensive line. Today, Stephen Jones is reporting that Offensive Tackle Tyron Smith should be okay to play in … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys will be without All-Pro Offensive Tackle Tyron Smith for a second-straight game. Tyron is still recovering from a neck injury and will not suit up as the Cowboys visit the Seattle Seahawks in their Week 3 matchup. Smith was also out last week in Dallas’ … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys injury report so far in 2020 has looked something out of a horror movie. Blake Jarwin, Sean Lee, Leighton Vander Esch, La’el Collins, and Anthony Brown are all on injured reserve. Also, Chidobe Awuzie will miss multiple weeks with a hamstring issue. As the Cowboys … Read more
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As if the Dallas Cowboys weren’t already hurting along the offensive line, Head Coach Mike McCarthy revealed on Friday that left tackle Tyron Smith is dealing with a neck injury. Though McCarthy wouldn’t get into specifics as to the nature of the injury or Smith’s availability for Sunday’s … Read more
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There’s been a lot of reaction the last few days to the potential for a $23 million reduction in the NFL’s salary cap from this year to 2021. If the drop is that severe, most teams are going to have some tough personnel decisions to make. The Cowboys … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Since entering the NFL in 2011, Tyron Smith has built a reputation as one of the best left tackles in football. He helped retired Quarterback Tony Romo set a franchise-record with 4,903 passing yards in 2012 and was one of the anchors for Dak Prescott who came within … Read more
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