Chuma Edoga

While the Cowboys heal from injury across the board, their left tackle position in a good and healthy spot with Tyler Guyton, Asim Richards, and Chuma Edoga ready to go. 

The Cowboys will likely see a lot more of rookie Tyler Guyton after veteran Chuma Edoga suffered a toe injury that will keep him out for a few weeks into the regular season. 

The Cowboys have a good idea what the top of the tight end position will look like, but after that will be a battle to the end as the team is loaded with young talent.

Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz are both no longer in a Dallas Cowboys' uniform, and this can only mean the team will enter the 2024 NFL Draft hoping to replace them with top picks.

Chuma Edoga is returning to the Dallas Cowboys on a second deal after doing enough to impress head coach Mike McCarthy in 2023, adding depth to the offensive line  

Tyron Smith is set to enter free agency in 2024, and with no discernable replacement at left tackle for the Dallas Cowboys, meaning it's time to discuss their options.

Tyron Smith is heading toward free agency along with another veteran offensive tackle, and that thrusts the Dallas Cowboys into a very real conversation about the position in 2024.

Both starting left tackle Tyron Smith and backup left tackle Chuma Edoga are on the injury report during week 17, as the Cowboys look to bounce back from back-to-back losses.

After a solid performance filling in for Tyler Smith in week one, Chuma Edoga is ready for any challenge he could be presented in week two and beyond.

The Cowboys signed Chuma Edoga in March with the idea he could compete at left guard, but also knowing he has the ability to play every O-line position but center.

The Cowboys used a first-round pick on the offensive line last year, but entering the draft later this month, they still have needs that could warrant another high pick.