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Let the “ all in “ beginSource: LT Smith unlikely to return to Cowboys
Left tackle Tyron Smith is unlikely to play a 14th season with the Cowboys after initial discussions left the sides at different ends of the salary spectrum, according to a source.
I am perfectly fine with the situation.
People have complained for years about wanting to move on from Smith because of his injury history. Now that it looks like we are, let’s just completely flip and bitch that he’s leaving.
I’m starting to agree with the stance that we have the stupidest fan base.
I don't really see how this Oline would be worse than 2022. When Tyler was your LT as a rookie.
Yeah, I don't actually care that much one way or another. The team has bigger problems than this.
It all depends on what they intend to do with Tyler Smith. If he is staying at OG come hell or high water, it makes less sense.
I can't imagine they are banking on drafting and starting a rookie LT. Now that would seem like a bad plan. If it happens like it did with Tyler, awesome, but that can't be your plan.
Chuma!!
Guyton or Mims could arguably be the best OL available at 24, if that's the case you very well might keep Tyler at LG for now.
Hasn't Mims only had 8 college starts or something like that?
He's definitely no Chuma
Yea he's not my top choice for that reason but he looks as talented or perhaps more so than even the top prospects in his limited playing time.
Yeah Guyton looks pretty raw to do that from day one. He was also a RT in college. Of course so was Tyron Smith if I remember correctly. But Tyler was raw too and came in as a rookie and was in my opinion the best rookie lineman in the NFL that year.
He has some Tyron Smith to him in terms of sort of that freakish looking athletic body. Guyton is raw though.
I've had some family health things this week and haven't gotten to watch any of the combine. I'm going to try to watch some highlights in the next few days.
Yeah I saved them all. I haven't really had the time either. But being able to skip the boring interviews, commercials and shitty analyst stuff also speeds the process. In the end though watching the guys play in real games is way more insightful. Especially with lineman.
