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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Zack Martin Faces Uncertain Future After Season-Ending Surgery

Dallas Cowboys' right guard Zack Martin, a nine-time All-Pro, is out for the season due to a persistent ankle injury requiring surgery. Despite being nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, Martin faces uncertainty about his future in the NFL, with retirement discussions looming. He remains committed to supporting his team and mentoring younger players, though he is focused on recovery before making any career decisions.

via DallasCowboys.com|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Zack Martin Out for Season After Ankle Surgery

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro guard Zack Martin will undergo season-ending surgery on his right ankle, which has been a persistent issue. Martin, who has missed recent games due to ankle and shoulder injuries, faces uncertainty about his future in the NFL. The 34-year-old is under contract through 2025, but his deal was restructured to manage salary-cap implications if he retires. Martin, a nine-time Pro Bowler and seven-time All-Pro, is considered one of the most decorated players in Cowboys history.

via ESPN|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Zack Martin Faces Season-Ending Surgery, Future Uncertain

Dallas Cowboys right guard Zack Martin will undergo season-ending ankle surgery, ending his 2024 season. This injury and subsequent surgery may influence his decision on retirement, as Martin is in the final year of his contract and had previously considered retiring after this season. Martin, a seven-time first-team All-Pro, will miss the remaining five games of the season.

via NBC Sports|
#ankle-surgery#dallas-cowboys#nfl
sports1 year ago

9x All-Pro Cowboy Rumored to Join Bears After Dallas Exit

The Dallas Cowboys are facing a challenging season, and the future of nine-time All-Pro Zack Martin is uncertain as he approaches unrestricted free agency. With the Cowboys struggling, Martin may seek a fresh start, potentially with the Chicago Bears or Los Angeles Chargers, as predicted by Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report. The Bears, in particular, could benefit from Martin's experience to bolster their inconsistent offensive line.

via Cowboys Wire|
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sports1 year ago

Parsons and McCarthy Address Tensions After Cowboys' Loss

After the Dallas Cowboys' sixth loss of the season, comments by Micah Parsons about head coach Mike McCarthy went viral, leading to a meeting between the two to clear the air. Parsons' remarks, which expressed sympathy for veteran players like Zack Martin rather than criticism of McCarthy, were discussed and resolved. McCarthy emphasized the need for the team to focus on improving their performance as they prepare to face the Houston Texans.

via DallasCowboys.com|
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sports1 year ago

Jerry Jones Stands by McCarthy Despite Cowboys' Struggles

After the Dallas Cowboys' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, dropping their record to 3-6, Micah Parsons expressed sympathy for veteran players like Zack Martin, who may be nearing the end of their careers without a championship. With head coach Mike McCarthy and the entire coaching staff in the final year of their contracts, speculation about future leadership is growing, especially as the team faces challenges like Dak Prescott's injury. Owner Jerry Jones has stated no coaching changes will occur mid-season, focusing instead on competitiveness and performance.

via ESPN|
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sports1 year ago

Micah Parsons Defends McCarthy Amid Cowboys' Turmoil

Dallas Cowboys' star Micah Parsons expressed more concern for veteran players like Zack Martin than for head coach Mike McCarthy amid the team's disappointing 3-6 season. Parsons highlighted the limited career span of players compared to coaches, who often find new roles after being fired. Despite calls for McCarthy's dismissal, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones supports him, citing past regrets over mid-season coaching changes. The Cowboys face a challenging schedule ahead, including a game against the Houston Texans.

via NFL.com|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Turmoil: McCarthy's Future in Doubt Amid Locker Room Strife

Dallas Cowboys' pass rusher Micah Parsons expressed more sympathy for veteran teammates like Zack Martin than for head coach Mike McCarthy amid the team's struggles. Parsons, who recently returned from injury, highlighted the dedication of players nearing the end of their careers, suggesting that McCarthy's tenure with the Cowboys is likely over. The team faces a challenging remainder of the season with eight games left.

via NBC Sports|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Zack Martin Considers Retirement After 2024 Season

Dallas Cowboys' veteran offensive lineman Zack Martin, a nine-time Pro Bowler, is contemplating whether the 2024 season might be his last. At 34, Martin acknowledges the wear and tear on his body and emphasizes the need to stay fully committed. The Cowboys have reworked his contract to potentially accommodate his retirement, spreading out salary cap implications. Martin is taking a cautious approach during training to stay fresh for the season.

via ESPN|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Zack Martin Considers Retirement After 2024 Season

Dallas Cowboys veteran guard Zack Martin has hinted that the 2025 NFL season could be his last, though he plans to make a final decision after the upcoming 2024 season. Despite earning his ninth Pro Bowl and All-Pro selection last year, Martin felt underwhelmed with his performance following a summer holdout. As he prepares for what could be his final season, Martin is focused on regaining his top form and contributing significantly to the team.

via The Dallas Morning News|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys' Smart Financial Maneuver: Restructuring Zack Martin's Contract to Save Cap Space

Dallas Cowboys guard Zack Martin restructured his contract, saving the team $13 million in cap space for 2024 and providing flexibility for 2025. The reworked deal allows the team to potentially create over $7 million in 2025 cap room by releasing Martin with a post-June 1 designation. This move does not necessarily indicate that 2024 will be Martin's final season with the Cowboys, but it gives the team crucial financial flexibility amid a precarious 2025 cap outlook.

via The Dallas Morning News|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys Create Cap Space by Restructuring Zack Martin's Contract

The Dallas Cowboys have restructured Zack Martin's contract to free up salary cap space for 2024 and potentially spread a cap hit over the 2025 and 2026 seasons, with the possibility of 2024 being his final year with the team. The reworked deal provides the Cowboys with approximately $13 million in cap space for this year, helping them address potential dead money concerns and positioning them to retain or add players in the future. Additionally, the team may explore contract restructurings for other players, including Trevon Diggs, Terence Steele, and Dak Prescott, as they consider extending Prescott's deal to create further cap room.

via ESPN|
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sports1 year ago

Cowboys Restructure Zack Martin's Contract, Saving $13 Million Against Cap

The Dallas Cowboys have restructured Zack Martin's contract, converting a portion of his salary into a bonus and clearing $13 million in cap space. This move comes as the team prepares for the new league year, with Martin heading into the final year of his deal and void years attached to the pact to spread out the remaining cap hit. While this provides some relief, the Cowboys could further free up cap space by signing quarterback Dak Prescott to an extension, although there's been no update on that front.

via NBC Sports|
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sports2 years ago

"Cowboys Face Washington Commanders with Key Inactives: Martin and Smith Out"

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.

via NBC Sports|
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