The offensive line of the Dallas Cowboys has rapidly deteriorated from being among the finest in the league to a group that is in dire need of renovation. .. assistance is also needed for the operating back room.
Rico Dowdle’s free agent resigning on Monday may have given Dallas some of that.
However, more people are required.
tenacious left tackle Now, center Tyler Biadasz has gone for the rival Washington Commanders, while Tyron Smith is defending Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the New York Jets. Although excellent, right guard Zack Martin is obviously not his exceptionally good self, and right tackle Terence Steele didn’t live up to expectations the previous season.
Even though the Cowboys don’t have much time to spend in free agency, every player they sign now raises the possibility that they select a lineman—or several—in this year’s NFL Draft.
In the most recent three-round mock draft by Pro Football Focus, Dallas took this route. Nonetheless, the early-round picks focused more on improving the ground game than merely quarterback Dak Prescott’s throwing attack.
The Cowboys selected offensive tackle Graham Barton from Duke with the 24th overall selection.
It’s important to note that, because to his unclear future, Barton is more frequently referred to as a lineman than a particular position. Although a lot of people anticipate him to be a significant contributor, less people are interested in the sources of his contributions.
Trevor Sikkema stated, “Barton would be an excellent choice for Dallas to build its ‘best five’ for 2024 and beyond as a player who can play all five spots on the line.”
