Tyler Smith

OL Tyler Smith speaks with media after the Cowboys loss against the New York Giants and more.

Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the Cowboys' 30-23 win over the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day.

OL Tyler Smith speaks with media as the Cowboys prepare for a Week 17 matchup with the Washington Commanders.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the Cowboys' 34-17 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

G Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the Cowboys 44-30 loss to the Detroit Lions.

G Tyler Smith speaks with media after Tuesday's practice to discuss the week 14 matchup against the Detroit Lions and more.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts after the Cowboys' 24-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles and more.

OL Tyler Smith speaks with media after Wednesday's practice to discuss the week 12 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles and more.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the Cowboys 27-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals and more.

OL Tyler Smith speaks with media after Friday's practice to discuss the Week 8 matchup against the Denver Broncos and more.

LG Tyler Smith shares his thoughts following a 27-30 loss to the Carolina Panthers.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts following a 40-40 tie against the Green Bay Packers.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts following a 31-14 loss to the Chicago Bears.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts following a 40-37 win over the New York Giants.

OL Tyler Smith speaks with the media about what a great challenge Sunday will be, what makes Dexter Lawrence a good player, cleaning up mistakes from Thursday's game and coaches allowing players to play next to different guys.

LG Tyler Smith shares his thoughts following a 24-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Tyler Smith talked to the media following practice to share his advice to Tyler Booker, the mindset playing against the reigning Super Bowl champions, going against Kenny Clark in practice and more.

OL Tyler Smith speaks to the media about being focused on your first task, dominating your assignment and understand what you need to be doing to get between the defender and the ball.

G Tyler Smith speaks with the media about rookie Tyler Booker and how he is progressing throughout camp, how ready he is to wear pads in practice, what he has seen from this years defensive room and more.

LG Tyler Smith is blocking out contract distractions and focusing solely on controlling his preparation, believing the Cowboys are built to win it all.

Tyler Smith spoke with the media following Tuesday's minicamp practice to discuss first impression of the rookies on the offensive line, the importance of the weight room at his position, his goals to become the best lineman in the league, and more.

Tyler Smith spoke with the media on Thursday to discuss the upcoming expectations for the offensive line, what has stood out about Tyler Booker throughout OTAs, the energy of the building and more.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the playing field at the Home Run Derby and his experience with Zack Martin and what his retirement has meant to him.

OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the Cowboys 23-19 loss to the Washington Commanders.

Tyler Smith met with the media to discuss the honor of making another Pro Bowl, lessons that Zack Martin has taugh him, his mindset going into week 18 vs the Washington Commanders and more.

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.

The Cowboys have begun to make contract restructures in order to free up cap space before free agency, with more moves expected to come soon.

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.

Tyler Smith spent the last several games of 2025 wondering if the Cowboys would ask him to be a guard or a tackle going forward, and he got his answer — sort of.

Cowboys Pro Bowl offensive lineman Tyler Smith is set to meet with head coach Brian Schottenheimer to get clarity on whether he'll play left tackle or left guard for the Cowboys in the future.

When asked about his preference between playing left tackle and left guard, Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Smith kept it short: "I'm an All-Pro guard, bro." Sure enough, Smith was also named to his third-straight Pro Bowl as a guard on Tuesday.

Follwoing Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Chargers, Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer announced Tyler Smith would be the starting left tackle for the remainder of the 2025 season. Smith discussed his performance, the difficulty of moving positions, and more.

As the Cowboys head into a difficult stretch of three games in 12 days, Tyler Smith discussed taking care of his body, and how facing Quinnen Williams in practice has made him better.

Tyler Smith and the Cowboys know that they're going to need a physical, gritty performance on Sunday against the Broncos. They look forward to that, and Smith will do "whatever it takes" to get Dallas back in the win column.

With two starters injured, Tyler Smith and the Cowboys are living by their "five as one" mantra against the Packers this week, as they prepare to face a familiar face in Micah Parsons.

Less than 24 hours before the Cowboys kicked off against the Giants, they made Tyler Smith the highest-paid guard in NFL history. In his mind, the money is a blessing, but he wants to lay the groundwork for a lasting legacy.

Having already secured a new deal with Jake Ferguson and DaRon Bland, the Dallas Cowboys followed with an encore that has All-Pro guard Tyler Smith landing a record-setting deal.

Heading into his fourth NFL season, Cowboys guard Tyler Smith is eligible for an extension and has a chance to break records for his position. That said, he's focused on controlling what he can control at camp, knowing the rest, like an extension, will come in due time.

As the Dallas Cowboys walked off of the tarmac in Oxnard for their 2025 training camp, they do so with a ton of expectations, and with a lot of pressure tied to how they perform.

At one point in the recent past, Tyler Smith was the rookie offensive lineman in Dallas but, entering his fourth season, he's now being looked upon to lead the way — in all ways possible.

The guard position saw an immediate change in the projected depth chart when the Cowboys drafted Tyler Booker, who is likely to start at right guard. So where does this move leave the rest of the guards and center depth chart?

George Pickens isn't the only Cowboy heading into the last year of his contract, as Dallas has several key contributors up for new deals entering the 2025 season.

A lot of Cowboys' offseason buzz has been centered around Micah Parsons' looming extension, but other key players like Tyler Smith, Jake Ferguson and DaRon Bland are also entering contract years and are looking to make the most of them.

As Tyron Smith and Zack Martin head into the next chapters of their lives in retirement, they both anointed current Cowboys guard Tyler Smith as the next in line of Dallas' storied history of elite offensive linemen.

Cowboys guard Tyler Smith earned his second straight Pro Bowl nomination in 2024, becoming the third guard in NFL history to make two Pro Bowls before turning 24 years old. And he's only getting better.

The Cowboys landed five players on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, with a healthy mix of offense, defense and special teams, along with three first-round picks and two undrafted players.

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.

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Just two years after stepping into Oxnard as a rookie learning the ropes, Tyler Smith has transitioned into being the leader that the offensive line room needs going into his third season.

Our current "What's Up" series focuses on the guard and center position, which couldn't be on more opposite ends as one of them has two Pro Bowlers and the other one doesn't have a starter named.