Dallas Cowboys tackle Tyler Guyton during training camp at the River Ridge Playing Fields in Oxnard, California. Jason Parkhurst-Imagn Images

Cowboys' Tyler Guyton works out at OL summit at UFC PI in Las Vegas

Originally posted on Dallas Cowboys on SI
By Josh Sanchez | Last updated Jun 28, 2025 8:51 AM ET

Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Tyler Guyton is working to take a step forward during his sophomore campaign following an up-and-down season as an NFL rookie in 2024.

Guyton had his fair share of struggles as he transitioned to left tackle after being selected with a first-round pick out of Oklahoma, and he is committed to improving his game.

That led to Guyton participating in the Athlete's First "Big & Beautiful" offensive line summit, which was a three-day camp hosted by former Cowboys great Tyron Smith at the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas.

Among the drills players went through were working in the clinch on the mats and in the Octagon at the UFC PI.

#Cowboys Tyler Guyton attended the “Big and Beautiful” OL summit in Las Vegas, created by Athletes First and hosted by former Cowboy, Tyron Smith.

One of the three days took place at the UFC center in LV, where they worked on fighter style drills.

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— Brandon Loree (@Brandoniswrite) June 28, 2025

Detroit Lions offensive tackle Penei Sewell, Washington Commanders center Tyler Biadasz, and others also attended the summit.

The summit also introduced the athletes to "Emsculpt, which helps players recover faster, build muscle more effectively, and ensure their bodies remain in top form, and Exomind, which offers much-needed support for the mental side of the game, helping players stay sharp and focused when it matters most."

"Big & Beautiful" wraps up on Saturday, June 28.

We will have to see how the OL summit helps Guyton continue improving his game when he heads to Oxnard, California, for the start of training camp on Monday, July 21.

This article first appeared on Dallas Cowboys on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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