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The Dallas Cowboys are set to have a major hole on their roster this offseason as they plan to let an All-Pro starter leave in free agency. The Cowboys have a few major decisions to make with key contracts this offseason, and there’s only so much cap space to go around.
The Dallas Cowboys have cap space issues
Per Over The Cap, the Cowboys are in the red by over $10 million before free agency. The Cowboys are looking at extending Dak Prescott. Owner Jerry Jones wants to go all-in for 2024, and that means the team will spend to add a pass rusher and linebacker in free agency to appease Micah Parsons.
Tyron Smith is heading to free agency
With those issues facing the Cowboys, the team does not plan to extend veteran offensive lineman Tyron Smith. Per Ian Rapoport with the NFL Network, Smith will head into free agency.
End of an era: #Cowboys All-Pro and Pro Bowl LT Tyron Smith will be a free agent and is unlikely to return to Dallas, sources say. The blindside protector since 2011, Smith will be highly coveted. pic.twitter.com/eiTolVeFw6
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 2, 2024
There should be a big market for Smith
The 33-year-old offensive tackle earned his third second-team All-Pro honors for the 2023 season. He’s won All-Pro honors five times in his career.
There should be a robust market for Smith this offseason.
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