Tyron Smith

Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith has been voted as the No. 92 player in the NFL on the "Top 100 Players of 2022" rankings.

Left tackle Tyron Smith is entering his 12th NFL season but says he's still got plenty to improve.

Tackle Tyron Smith shares his thoughts following a 35-29 win over the New England Patriots.

Join Brad Sham and Shannon Gross on Cowboys Hour presented by Miller Lite with special guest Tyron Smith on 105.3 The FAN.

Left tackle Tyron Smith discusses the cohesion on the offensive line through the first three games of the season.

The full offense hasn't had a lot of preseason reps together, but left tackle Tyron Smith says there's still time for the offense to get in sync heading into Week 1.

Tackle Tyron Smith shares his thoughts on the return of Dak Prescott to practice, playing in the preseason and more.

Tackle Tyron Smith addresses the media following the first practice of the training camp, sharing his thoughts on returning from injury, Dak & Zeke and more.

With a much-needed neck surgery behind him, Tyron Smith talked to reporters about how his rehab has allowed him to increase his upper body strength.

Offensive tackle Tyron Smith went from a 20-year-old first-round pick in 2011 to 7X Pro-Bowler 👀 Go back in time to Smith's pre-draft 30 visit.

Bryan Broaddus breaks down three key Tyron Smith plays vs. J.J. Watt from the 2015 Pro Bowl.

Tyron Smith talks about his high ankle sprain, and if he could possibly play on it this Thursday.

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.

A devastating injury to Terence Steele could've crippled the right side of the Cowboys offensive line, if not for Tyron Smith's willingness and ability to do what many couldn't possibly achieve.

Tyron Smith returned to the starting lineup and felt good playing right tackle for the first time in 11 years.

After Tyron Smith suffered the hamstring injury back in August, the plan was to get him back by December. Here we are, as Smith was officially added to the roster Saturday, making him available Sunday in Jacksonville. But where will he play?

The Cowboys will gladly welcome All-Pro left tackle Tyron Smith back soon as he approaches his season debut. But it will force them to make decisions about playing time on their strong offensive line unit.

The Cowboys are 9-3, having overcome mountains of adversity in the process, and now they're about to get one of the best offensive tackles in NFL history back for a possible playoff run.

The Cowboys are more than happy with what they've seen from Tyler Smith at left tackle but it sounds as if Tyron Smith will get his job back when he returns next month.

Despite missing their starting left tackle all season, the Cowboys' offensive line has been impressive from one end to the other. So what happens when Tyron Smith returns?

Tyron Smith now has a timeline for potential return to the field from his knee injury, and it times up perfectly with a critical portion of the season, but what will the OL rotation be?

In an expected move, the Cowboys brought back a couple of special teams players and placed two veterans on IR.

Tyron Smith's hamstring injury will be a "challenge" for the Cowboys for however long he's sidelined this season, but the team knows it must adjust in the meantime.

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.

Left tackle Tyron Smith is expected to have surgery for a hamstring/knee injury he suffered in Wednesday's practice. The timetable is yet to be officially determined but there's belief he can return at some point this season.

Left tackle Tyron Smith is expected to have an MRI on Thursday after getting injured in Wednesday night's practice at Ford Center.

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.

The Cowboys have left themselves a lot of work to do with their offensive line. Can they accomplish all their goals in next week's NFL Draft?

The Cowboys have added two more starters to the COVID-19 list, including Pro Bowl tackle Tyron Smith. The Cowboys have also ruled out Micah Parsons for Saturday.

It's quite an interesting mix of names that were selected to the Pro Bowl this week.

The 2021 Pro Bowl roster have been announced, and the Cowboys are well-represented with five selections across all three phases of their roster.

The Cowboys aren't ready to make a determination on Tyron Smith's status for Sunday. But if he misses again, the Cowboys might keep the rotating tackles as backup plans.

The Cowboys rarely rule out players this early in the week but head coach Mike McCarthy said Tyron Smith will not play Sunday against the Giants because of an ankle injury.

The Cowboys feel "really good" about left tackle Tyron Smith's chances of returning to the lineup Thursday against the Raiders, Stephen Jones says.

Left tackle Tyron Smith will return to practice Wednesday on a limited basis, head coach Mike McCarthy said.

With a big matchup looming on Sunday, the Cowboys are optimistic Tyron Smith has "a real shot" to play against Kansas City.

The possibility of Tyron Smith missing a second straight game with a bone spur issue in his ankle has increased with every missed practice of the week.