Rookie center Tyler Biadasz talked Friday about getting the Cowboys' new-look offensive line up to speed for Sunday.1

Rookie center Tyler Biadasz talks about filling in last week and his preparation for the Giants with Joe Looney ruled out for Sunday with a knee sprain.

In Going Pro presented by Lowes, David Helman talks rookie OL Tyler Biadasz' development since joining the #DallasCowboys

Rookie Tyler Biadasz spoke with reporters about the "concrete message" to the team about safety first as the rookies prepare for taking the field for the first time.

The Dallas Cowboys select Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz with No. 146 overall pick in Round 4 of the 2020 NFL Draft.

If this was any other summer in the history of the Dallas Cowboys, a rookie center like Tyler Biadasz would be getting ready to knock heads with grizzled veterans and learn about life in the pros.

Led by first-round pick CeeDee Lamb, the entire draft class has signed officially signed with the Cowboys. The rookies arrived at The Star on Saturday to sign their contracts. 

All week we're breaking down the Cowboys' offensive line, including a change at position coach and a major lineup change coming in 2020.

Some may argue that newly-drafted center Tyler Biadasz was born to play the position. 

While newly-drafted center Tyler Biadasz comes from the same school as Travis Frederick, his scouting report suggests a different type of player in the middle. 

When the Wisconsin Badgers played in the 2017 Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas, Tyler Biadasz had the opportunity to meet Travis Frederick. 

The Cowboys traded up to the end of the fourth round to draft Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz, adding depth there now that Travis Frederick is retiring.