Tyrus Wheat

In his return to Dallas, Cowboys OLB Tyrus Wheat is coming off his best season yet in 2025. Now, he has an opportunity to continue to grow and earn a role in the pass rushing rotation.

The Cowboys have brought back OLB Tyrus Wheat, who joined Dallas in 2023 as an undrafted free agent before spending the 2025 season in Detroit.

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