All-Pro and Pro Bowl LT Tyron Smith is unlikely to return!

[bigE79]

Big mistake imo, when he is healthy,like most of last year he's still in the top 5 Lts in the game.

 

[bigE79]

Watch them musical chairs this too Tyler.


Stephen is a clown, my favorite tag line never goes out of style

Position flex ..worst thing ever.

 

[TheSport78]

Because you need a deep class for an OT to drop to 24. They usually go earlier but it’s a good year to get a quality LT later in round 1 and the Cowboys needed a succession plan for Tyron for a while now. Everything seems to align this year. Tyron is not under contract and a deep draft class.

Sorry, but that doesn't make any sense.

 

[TheSport78]

I'm not sure what's so hard to understand?

 

[Staubacher]

He'll go to a team with a good training staff, start 17 games and hopefully get a ring.

Not far fetched he played 13 this year. People act like he missed every game.

 

[Cowboys93]

Thanks for the memory big fella but it’s time to inject this line with some fresher blood

 

[SwagSurfer]

He should go to KC

 

[GINeric]

He'll be in Washington......

 

[doomsday9084]

I can see it from the business decision standpoint but the huge question will be are you going to use the money saved by not signing him to actually go out and improve the team ? For example will that money saved be used to sign 2 mid level linebackers ?

IMO, the situation is worse than that. They are going to have to let all these guys go, cut Gallup post June 1, restructure Dak, etc. just to have enough cap room to sign the draft class and go dumpster diving in free agency to fill out the roster.

 

[Zekeats]

Another one you could here Jerry saying it already, “wish he got that ring with us”

 

[Floatyworm]

It's all a ploy for money just like Martin last year.

 

[MikeT22]

He/she asked. I answered.

I agree

 

[Sully]

 

[Redsfan_83]

one of our all timers...just don't go to a NFC East team and I'm good

 

[Carson]

He'll be in Washington......

Why? He will be 35-36 by the time they are relevant

 

[Rockport]

I agree

 

[Kingofholland]

If his market commands 16+ million a year despite his injury concerns I understand why he won't be back. One of those scenarios you hope to keep him in the 8-11 million range on a short term deal, but understand its business.

 

[LACowboysFan1]

Sad. For sure hofer imo. Wish he could've stayed healthier but he's a beast when he's healthy.

Of course he could end up like Whitworth - hang on one more year and end up with a ring.

In which case I'd be happy for Smith....

 

[LACowboysFan1]

Thanks for wasting your career in Dallas, Tyron.

Just adds to the list, sadly...

 

[StarLord]

So the pain we feel when he's out with an injury will now be experienced every game. Whether you think he's too much of an injury risk or too expensive, he's absence will be felt.

If the plan was to rebuild or retool and pseudo punt on 2024, then that makes sense to move on. If we're going to insist on resigning Dak, then Dak should be taking a pay cut to afford Tyron.