Matt Waletzko

Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz are both no longer in a Dallas Cowboys' uniform, and this can only mean the team will enter the 2024 NFL Draft hoping to replace them with top picks.

Tyron Smith is set to enter free agency in 2024, and with no discernable replacement at left tackle for the Dallas Cowboys, meaning it's time to discuss their options.

Tyron Smith is heading toward free agency along with another veteran offensive tackle, and that thrusts the Dallas Cowboys into a very real conversation about the position in 2024.

Rashaan Evans has been waived by the Dallas Cowboys to make room for the activation of Matt Waletzko, a move that provides needed depth on the offensive line 

Cowboys fear the worst for injuries to DeMarvion Overshown, John Stephens

The number one goal during the preseason is for every player to come out of it in full health, but there are now concerns from the Cowboys after their bout in Seattle. 

The Cowboys used a first-round pick on the offensive line last year, but entering the draft later this month, they still have needs that could warrant another high pick. 

Mike McCarthy is still singing the praise for what his rookie class was able to achieve in 2022, but the job is not done, and that means everyone will be expected to level up in 2023.

The best way to describe the Cowboys offensive line in 2022 is as a weekly game of 'Musical Chairs'; and they're still facing questions at OT that require answers in 2023.

As expected, the Cowboys are seeing a few players changing jersey numbers as we prepare for Week 1.

The Cowboys are weighing all options with Tyron Smith now injured. Here's a look at four in-house candidates and then another option to look outside the building.  

It's still early in training camp, but the injury bug has already bitten one member of the Cowboys' rookie class.

The rookie tackle is not expected to practice the next two days as the Cowboys evaluate the injury.

The Cowboys entered the offseason with question marks all across the offensive line. But heading into training camp, owner Jerry Jones is sounding more optimistic about the O-line.

First-round pick Tyler Smith could be an offensive line starter for many years to come, but the Cowboys are also excited about fifth-round pick Matt Waletzko's long-term potential at tackle.

The rookies won't arrive for minicamp until next week, but the DallasCowboys.com staff gives their very-early impressions of the nine-player draft class.

The Cowboys completed the NFL Draft, taking nine players, including six on Day 3. If there's a theme to the entire class, it's the fact they definitely got bigger, especially on the line.

The Cowboys addressed several needs with their nine draft picks over the past three days, but they also found plenty of value according to their own draft board.

Breaking down all four Cowboys fifth-round draft picks on Saturday.