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New Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Jason Peters spent 11 years as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles and knows firsthand just how intense the rivalry -- and Eagles fans -- can be.
Peters spent the first five seasons of his NFL career with the Buffalo Bills, before suiting up for the Philadelphia Eagles for 12 years.
With starting left tackle Tyron Smith out of the lineup, the Dallas Cowboys have been scrambling to find a solution at that spot. It still appears that Jason Peters could be that solution.
The Dallas Cowboys lost star Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith to a knee injury in late August, an issue that will keep him sidelined indefinitely. Smith has been placed on injured reserve, and with their 2022 season-opener just nine days away, Dallas is looking at a long-time rival as a possible replacement.
If the Arkansas product is able to land with one more NFL team, he'll also bring plenty of postseason experience, having suited up for six playoff contests during his run with the Eagles.
The Arkansas product said in March that he had plans to play an 18th NFL season, particularly to help young players develop.
It's possible Peters has played his last game with the Eagles and in the NFL.
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