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Tyler Smith, who has played both guard and tackle for the Dallas Cowboys, is seeking clarity on whether he will be moved to a full-time left tackle position in the upcoming season, as he discusses his future role with head coach Brian Schottenheimer, emphasizing the importance of comfort and team success.
Tyler Smith, a key player for the Cowboys, has been moved from left guard to left tackle for the rest of the season, though he prefers to stay at guard long-term. Despite the position change, he was named to his third consecutive Pro Bowl, highlighting his skill. Smith emphasizes his strength and experience at guard but is adapting to tackle, focusing on technical nuances. He expresses a strong desire to win a Super Bowl, reflecting the team's urgency after 30 years without a championship.
The Dallas Cowboys have decided to start Tyler Smith at left tackle for the rest of the 2025 season, praising his performance and versatility, while he emphasizes maintaining high standards regardless of position. Smith, who signed a significant extension earlier in the year, has shown he can adapt to different roles on the line, with team and quarterback Dak Prescott expressing confidence in his abilities.
The Dallas Cowboys listed key players, including Tyler Smith with a knee injury, on their injury report as they prepared for the upcoming game against the Jets, with several players either out or limited in practice.
The Dallas Cowboys and guard Tyler Smith have agreed to a four-year, $96 million contract extension, making him the NFL’s highest-paid guard and securing his place on the team beyond his rookie deal.
Tyler Smith, the All-Pro guard for the Dallas Cowboys, signed a record-setting four-year extension worth up to $96 million, securing his future with the team through 2030 and reflecting his elite performance since entering the league in 2022.
The Dallas Cowboys and Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith agreed to a four-year, $96 million contract extension, making him the highest-paid interior lineman in NFL history, securing his future with the team through 2026.
Cowboys guard Tyler Smith believes winning the Super Bowl is a realistic goal for the team in 2025, citing their strong core and recent additions, but acknowledges that health, contract issues, and tough competition will be key factors in their success.
The Dallas Cowboys will be without both starting guards, Zack Martin and Tyler Smith, for their game against the Commanders. Martin was added to the inactive list due to illness, while Smith will miss his third game of the season with a foot injury. T.J. Bass is expected to start at left guard, and the Cowboys have a few options for right guard. Defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins returns after missing three games, while the Commanders' inactives include quarterback Jacoby Brissett and safety Kamren Curl.
Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Smith expresses his heartbreak over the team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, acknowledging the importance of attention to detail in crunch time. Smith takes responsibility for a false start penalty that hindered the Cowboys' final drive. Despite the loss, Smith remains confident in the team's ability to compete and bounce back, emphasizing the need to tighten up small aspects of their game. He believes the Cowboys will have a different outcome in their rematch with the Eagles.
Dallas Cowboys left guard Tyler Smith will undergo an MRI on his hamstring after injuring it in practice, but the team's initial evaluation suggests he may still be able to play in the season opener against the Giants. Team owner Jerry Jones expressed optimism about Smith's condition, stating that they felt better after assessing the injury. Further updates on Smith's status will be provided in the team's upcoming injury report.
Despite Zack Martin's absence from training camp, he has remained in communication with the offensive line group, expressing his support and promising to join them soon. In his absence, Tyron Smith has taken on a leadership role, guiding the mostly youthful offensive line group. Tyler Smith, who gained experience playing multiple positions last year, feels prepared and comfortable in his second season, primarily playing left guard. The focus is on building and refining their skills as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The West Virginia State Police are searching for Tyler Smith, a 42-year-old man who was last seen walking on Bull Run Road in Preston County. Smith is described as a white man, 6'1" tall, and weighing 350 pounds. Authorities, including State Police troopers, the Masontown Fire Department, and the Mountaineer Area Rescue Group, are actively searching for him.