Tyler Guyton

T Tyler Guyton meets with the media to share his thoughts on facing the Arizona Cardinals in week 8.

Tyler Guyton discusses entering the 2026 season healthy and more confident after an offseason focused on improving his diet, training, and recovery. The Cowboys left tackle reflects on the growth that comes from experience, explains why Week 1 against the New York Giants is the team's sole focus, and shares his appreciation for playing alongside a player he calls "once in a generation."

Tyler Guyton meets with the media to discuss his comfortability at the left tackle, staying healthy during camp and more.

Tyler Guyton speaks with media following the Cowboys' first Training Camp practice in Oxnard, discussing his mindset entering a key competition at tackle, the importance of daily improvement, and the benefits of the team's conditioning program. Guyton also shares how a full offseason with the coaching staff has helped his development, why he feels stronger entering Year 3, and the identity he wants the Cowboys offense to establish as a fast, physical, and imposing unit.

Tyler Guyton and Ryan Flournoy discuss the Dallas Cowboys 2026 minicamp and more.

Following an open OTA practice, Cowboys players meet with the media to discuss offseason progress, competition, and building chemistry. CeeDee Lamb shares his perspective on the evolving offense, while Kenny Clark and PJ Locke break down the energy and detail in the new defensive scheme. Tyler Guyton also reflects on his development, consistency, and competition along the offensive line as Dallas continues to take shape ahead of training camp.

LT Tyler Guyton speaks with media after Wednesday's practice to discuss the Week 4 matchup against the Green Bay Packers and more.

LT Tyler Guyton shares his thoughts following a 24-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

LT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media about his recovery, returning to practice, the possibility of returning in Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles, and more.

Tyler Guyton met with the media to give an update on his injury, the importance of mental reps during this time, what he is doing to try to get back as soon as possible and more.

LT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media about staying neutral, what he's learned from guys who came before him, how his body feels compared from this year to last year going into training camp and more.

40 Sec. Dash: Tyler Guyton & Cooper Beebe | 2025

Tyler Guyton met with the media to discuss learning from his rookie year, what he has focused on during the offseason, his goals for 2025, and more.

Tyler Guyton met with the media to discuss the camaraderie of the locker room, the lessons he has learned after ten games in the NFL and more.

Tyler Guyton met with the media following Wednesday's practice to discuss the first half of his rookie season, the standard that Zack Martin has set, the routines of the season and more.

Tyler Guyton met with the media to discuss his return to the field last week, the areas he is focused on improving, and the different adjustments he is trying to master.

LT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media after practice heading into a Week 5 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Tackle Tyler Smith met with the media on Wednesday to discuss the start of the season.

LT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media after practice about his expectations after his NFL debut and how he's preparing for Max Crosby in Week 2 vs the Saints.

Cowboys rookie LT sits down with Team Reporter Nicole Hutchison to talk about his performance in his first NFL preseason game, proving all the doubters wrong about him making the transition to LT, stepping up to takeover at LT in Chuma Edoga's absence, and more.

Cowboys Offensive Tackle, Tyler Guyton, speaks with the media after the matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Rams.

Cowboys OT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media after practice at Training Camp in Oxnard, CA.

Cowboys OT Tyler Guyton speaks with the media after practice at Training Camp in Oxnard, CA.

Rookie 1st-round pick T Tyler Guyton addresses the media and share his thoughts on arriving as soon as possible, getting started working early and more.

Rookie 1st round draft pick, T Tyler Guyton shares his thoughts on arriving to the Star in Frisco for rookie minicamp, his first day of work in the NFL and more.

The former first-round pick knows exactly what's expected of him in his third season with the Cowboys and, if his training camp is any indication, Dallas will enjoy what happens next.

The former first-round pick is far from naive about what the Cowboys need from him in 2026, and he's facing it all head-on.

After head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas will compete for the starting left tackle job, Guyton's approach to the competition is to "come to work every day" and "try to get better."

Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele enter the 2026 season with very different expectations of themselves, and the Cowboys have a lot to figure out behind them as well.

Tyler Guyton has a lot riding on his ability to remain healthy in 2026, and Brian Schottenheimer admits the Cowboys are still feeling out their O-line strategy.

As a former first-round pick, there's a lot of pressure on Tyler Guyton to perform, but it's his availability that has to show up in 2026 — in order for his ability to take over.

In addressing the upcoming needs of each position, we focus today on the offensive line, where Tyler Smith will undoubtedly be a major factor, but his exact position might dictate the Cowboys' next moves.

Four games into the 2025 season, what's the latest on the injured players that the Cowboys have on the roster?

The lights aimed toward Tyler Guyton and Tyler Booker won't be dimming anytime soon, but the two young Cowboys' linemen are off to a hot start as they prep for the Giants.

You couldn't ask for a better kickoff to the 2025 NFL season than the Cowboys facing off against the Eagles in Philly, as several of Dallas' finest tried to will their way to an upset.

It's been roughly 30 days since Tyler Guyton suffered his knee injury in Cowboys' training camp, but he's already back at practice ahead of Week 1 — doing individual work.

After injuries have troubled the Cowboys dating back to last year, some positive signs showed on the practice field Monday with CB Trevon Diggs and OT Tyler Guyton being among those returning to practice.

Tyler Guyton and the Dallas Cowboys dodged a nuke regarding the prognosis of his knee injury, but there's still a list of other ailments being nursed in training camp.

Tyler Guyton dodged a bullet when he received news of his ACL being intact, but the Cowboys must now formulate a plan in the event he's not ready for the opener vs. the Eagles.

Cowboys second-year left tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a knee injury on Monday, and his status for Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles is in question.

Five early standouts are already emerging from Brian Schottenheimer's first training camp as Cowboys head coach, with energy, growth, and a rookie edge rusher stealing the spotlight.

The former first-round pick isn't looking for a repeat of his rookie struggles and, as such, has revamped his entire offseason approach for the Cowboys.

As the Cowboys prepare for another week of OTAs, let's look at the offensive tackle position from top to bottom.

It's been over a decade since the Cowboys drafted the same position in the first round two years in a row, but don't rule that out in 2025 as offensive tackle could make sense yet again.

As a first-round pick in 2024, Tyler Guyton immediately got a taste of what it feels like to be thrust into the Cowboys' limelight at a key position, and he'll need to lean on lessons learned for 2025.

Jake Ferguson is as advertised, but he'll need to bounce back from a down season in 2025; and the battle to be his backup is heating up for the Cowboys.

Tyler Smith continues his dominance, but with a lot of youth to his right and Zack Martin mulling a potential retirement, the Cowboys are unsettled on the interior O-line.

Tyler Guyton was drafted to salve the wound created by Tyron Smith departing, and Terence Steele finished the 2024 strong, but are things completely settled at offensive tackle?

Down two All-Pro guards in Tyler Smith and Zack Martin, Dallas' offensive line depth showed itself in one of the Cowboys' best performances on the line of scrimmage this season.

While the Cowboys heal from injury across the board, their left tackle position in a good and healthy spot with Tyler Guyton, Asim Richards, and Chuma Edoga ready to go.