T.J. Bass is listed as the starting left guard on the Dallas Cowboys’ unofficial depth chart for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, with Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith on injured reserve after thumb surgery.
During the Dallas Cowboys' Week 1 game against the New York Giants, a total of five rookies made their NFL debuts. Those rookies were defensive back Caleb Downs, linebacker Jaishawn, edge rusher Malachi Lawrence, defensive lineman LT Overton and offensive tackle Drew Shelton, all of whom were included in the team's 2025 draft class.
The Dallas Cowboys are taking on the New York Giants in Week 1 and decided not to take advantage of practice squad rules that allow them to elevate two players to the active roster.
The Dallas Cowboys have some tough decisions to make come Sunday’s roster cutdown deadline. And that might include an unpopular approach with a fourth-round rookie.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
FRISCO, Texas — Drew Shelton started at left tackle and Nate Thomas started at right tackle at Arizona. Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday at The Star that both are still learning technical parts of the position.
When the Dallas Cowboys drafted offensive tackle Drew Shelton in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, the hope was that he could seize the swing tackle role in Year 1.
Dallas Cowboys second-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer hasn't loved what he has seen from right tackle Terence Steele in training camp and the preseason.
On Saturday, the Dallas Cowboys rested their starting offensive line. That meant Nate Thomas got the start at left tackle while rookie fourth-round pick Drew Shelton was at right tackle.
The left tackle position is one to watch for the Dallas Cowboys going into training camp. That's because the Cowboys are slated to have a competition for the job between Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas, head coach Brian Schottenheimer said.
At the outset of OTAs, the Dallas Cowboys made it quite clear that there would be a competition at left tackle between Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas. And while that competition is ongoing, it's at least worth noting the Cowboys took a bit of a different approach at the position during the first day of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday.