Guyton working with Tyron Smith in offseason

[zrinkill]

Tyron is probably still physically stronger overall than Guyton.

Tyron is probably still physically stronger than 99.9% of the NFL.

The young man is still only 34 years old.

 

[John813]

A bit OT, but it really sucked to see Smith play in NY last year and then retire this year.

Probably one of my favorite players in the 21st century and definitely in my top 10 of Cowboys.
Just a damn shame he couldn't shake the injury bug the 2nd half of his career.

Glad to see Guyton spending time with him. If there's anyone that can help Guyton and his "raw" athletics, Smith can lead him down the right path.

 

[pitt33]

Really is a shame the Cowboys never managed to get Tyron Smith a Super Bowl ring.

Right?

That list is a long one.

 

[America's Cowboy]

Say what you will about Guytin the kid is working and seems to have the right attitude.

Glad to see Guyton going the extra mile to seek help from the best Left Tackle, Tyron Smith.

 

[Montanalo]

They both look lean... weird thing to say about an OT

 

[DuncanIso]

Really is a shame the Cowboys never managed to get Tyron Smith a Super Bowl ring.

Looks like he wants to coach. 8)

 

[deerhunter11]

I dare him to try to lose focus in front of big Ty....

I wonder if Tyron will join the coaching staff in the future at some point.

 

[shabazz]

Just be happy it is happening. Why down play it?

I love to see this kind of work being done but I will say that Guyton is one of the leanest looking 320 pound dudes I've seen

 

[Sydla]

Guyton is a massive key to this season. If he can step up, it solidifies the line especially that left side. If he struggles, the OL is going to have some issues again.

Shoot, as someone who has said leave Tyler Smith at LG, if Steele sucks again, move Guyton to RT, Smith to LT and we should have enough decent interior OL options still.

 

[Redsfan_83]

I wonder if Tyron will join the coaching staff in the future at some point.

Seems to be a fit for where they want to go.....

 

[CowboyFrog]

Good grief Tyron is a mountain of a man. Looks huge compared to Guyton

thats the first thing i noticed is he makes everybody look small its nuts.

 

[beware_d-ware]

I don't think I've ever seen a lineman get as big as Tyron and still be that low body fat / jacked. Aaron Donald is in that league too.

 

[Beaker42]

This brings a smile to my face. I believe in Guyton.

Also brings a smile to my face as we watch our future O-line coach work his magic.

 

[Praxit]

..wow!...thats awesome. Learning some good stuff, from one of the best.

Its a shame, Smith didnt get the proverbial ring.

 

[TwentyOne]

Say what you will about Guytin the kid is working and seems to have the right attitude.

Looks fat to me.

 

[Rockport]

My question is why doesn't Guyton work with the coaches.

Oh course that’s your question.

 

[Gambit]

My question is why doesn't Guyton work with the coaches.

You may have missed the word off-season. It's okay.

 

[Gambit]

A bit OT, but it really sucked to see Smith play in NY last year and then retire this year.

Probably one of my favorite players in the 21st century and definitely in my top 10 of Cowboys.
Just a damn shame he couldn't shake the injury bug the 2nd half of his career.

Glad to see Guyton spending time with him. If there's anyone that can help Guyton and his "raw" athletics, Smith can lead him down the right path.

Tyron was always a favorite of mine. I can relate to your sentiment

 

[Montanalo]

I remember Dallas drafting Smith and thinking he was a bit underweight for an OT ( if i recall correctly, around 290 lbs) and, at least in my mind, a bit overrated.

A few months after the draft, he showed up at preseason training at over 300 lbs and chiseled like a body builder. He was a technician, a wall, and a quiet leader and unquestionably one of Dallas's best draft picks ever.