Cowboys have drama brewing with All-Pro offensive star

The Dallas Cowboys ended the regular season with a 34-17 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday. 

The loss dropped the Cowboys to 7-9-1 in head coach Brian Schottenheimer's first season in Dallas. Now, Schottenheimer plans to conduct exit interviews with his players before his second offseason begins.

Per Patrik Walker of the Cowboys, Tyler Smith said he planned to talk about his future position with the team during his interview on Monday. He wants to play guard, and the conversation could continue into the offseason as the Cowboys figure out what's best for Smith and the team.

In September, Smith signed a four-year contract extension worth $96 million as a left guard, but he was moved to left tackle during the season when Tyler Guyton (ankle) and Nate Thomas (shoulder) suffered injuries.

“I have the most reps I have in the NFL at offensive guard, so obviously I'm more comfortable there," Smith said. "It’s a matter of conversation. I feel like I just need to know. “

This year was kind of [due to] injuries — guys were up and down, and so, of course, I made that move for the team, but we're going to kind of find out what the grand scheme of things is going to be. And it might be a conversation that carries on for longer than just today, but at least today will give us clarity.”