Tyron Smith

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.

Last year's neck injury behind him, left tackle Tyron Smith is looking to play a full season for the first time since 2015.

It might have cost him the 2020 season, but Tyron Smith is confident last year's neck surgery will have him back at his best for a long time to come.

If the Cowboys can stay healthy across the offensive line, head coach Mike McCarthy believes it'll lead to success in 2021.

The Cowboys were able to free up some extra salary cap room by reworking the contracts of three linemen that help create about $17 million on the cap.

Even though the Cowboys are hopefully both OTs return next season, maybe it's time to look to the draft to address long-term needs. 

The Cowboys saw many positions affected by injuries, but offensive tackle might've been at the top. How different things might look in 2021 if Tyron Smith and La'el Collins make full recoveries.

Of all the players injured in 2021, a strong case could be for Tyron Smith as the one the Cowboys missed the most. We took a closer look at his status what impact his return will have on the season.

Tyron Smith's neck injury will end his 2020 season, but the Cowboys are hopeful their star left tackle will be "good to go" for 2021 after having surgery.

The Pro Bowl left tackle is expected to have surgery next week for a neck injury that has sidelined him for two of the Cowboys' first four games, head coach Mike McCarthy announced Friday.

Tyron Smith is expected to miss Sunday's game vs. the Giants. But the Cowboys are fearing he could be out much longer. When asked about possible surgery, Stephen Jones said all options "are on the table."

After returning to the lineup against Cleveland last Sunday, Tyron Smith is "further back" than he was this time last week in terms of the neck injury that sidelined him two games.

Still 48 hours until Sunday's game, but left tackle Tyron Smith is "on track to play" against the Browns, Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy said.

At long last, some light at the end of the tackle tunnel.

Smith did not practice Thursday and Cooper had limited participation.

The Cowboys saw a sizable difference in their offensive tackle position on Thursday when not one or two, but three key players all returned to practice. 

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

The 53-man team featured just two Dallas Cowboys selections. Both of those were offensive linemen, as Tyron Smith and Zack Martin were both chosen among the best of the past decade.

This coming season will mark Tyron Smith's 10th in the NFL. And while he's shown some wear and tear in recent years, he's still going strong as one of the best left tackles in football.

The Cowboys certainly don't need to do anything drastic to their offensive line in 2020, but recent injuries make this a unit worth keeping an eye on.

The Cowboys' dominance in the ground game will again be reflected in the Pro Bowl, as Ezekiel Elliott and three offensive linemen earned selections to this year's game.