Trysten Hill

Defensive tackle Trysten Hill shares his thoughts following a 43-3 win over the Atlanta Falcons.

Defensive tackle Trysten Hill met with the Cowboys on a pre-draft visit in 2019, prior to being the team's first draft pick that year. Here's an exclusive look from his 30 visit.

Rookie Trysten Hill talks shares his thoughts on his first season in the NFL so far and his plans for the bye week.

After missing the first two games, Trysten Hill talks about making his NFL debut but now having something on tape to build from.

Second-round pick Trysten Hill knows he'll be the center of attention when rookie minicamp begins this weekend. But he's excited about the chance to gel with his new teammates.

The Cowboys will have two interior linemen out for Sunday's game with the Giants. DTs Osa Odighizuwa and Trysten Hill have been placed on Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Hill appealed his original two-game suspension for a postgame punch that occurred Thanksgiving Day against the Raiders.

Trysten Hill and Michael Gallup are back on the active roster ahead of Sunday's game against the Falcons.

Amari Cooper, DeMarcus Lawrence and a few more Cowboys players won't be taking part in Thursday's first training camp practice.

Somehow, Trysten Hill is already entering his third NFL season. Is the young defensive tackle's arrow pointing upward for 2021?

The Cowboys have added Leighton Vander Esch to the roster, making it likely he will play Monday night. The Cowboys made several other moves, including placing Dak Prescott on IR.

Trysten Hill suffered a season-ending injury of his own during Sunday's win against the Giants. Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy had glowing praise for the progress that Hill had made in his second season.

Perhaps it was overshadowed in the wake of a crazy game, but it was not a forgotten talking point.

After his rookie season, Trysten Hill could really only go up this season. So far, he seems to be doing just that, to the point his new position coach says he's "tickled to death" with Hill's progress.

Minutes before the Cowboys took the field for their first padded practice of training camp, head coach Mike McCarthy was praising Gerald McCoy as a major offseason addition to the defensive line.

No position will have more visible changes to it than the defensive tackle spot. Not only will there be two new faces, but the look and philosophy seem to be overhauled as well.

Despite being the Cowboys' top draft pick in 2019, Trysten Hill didn't make a big impact on the defense. With a new staff and scheme, will things be different in 2020?

The Cowboys have often drafted players in the second round knowing they won't be ready to play right away. But that is not the case for Trysten Hill. In fact, they are hoping he makes an immediate impact.