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A Fort Worth native, Smith went to high school at North Crowley and was a freshman All-American at Tulsa in 2020.

Con la selección número 24 en el Draft de la NFL, los Dallas Cowboys eligieron el jueves al tacle ofensivo de la Universidad de Tulsa, Tyler Smith Con esta.

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Dallas invirtió su selección de primera ronda en un atlético tackle ofensivo, como parte de una anunciada reconstrucción en las trincheras.

Smith es el primer liniero ofensivo seleccionado por Dallas en la primera ronda desde que tomaron al guardia derecho Zack Martin con el turno N° 16 global en el Draft 2014. En cuanto a las críticas, destaca que por ocasiones juega sin suficiente disciplina, siendo penalizado con cierta frecuencia. Adicionalmente, la salud del tackle izquierdo de Dallas, Tyron Smith, ha sido una preocupación en temporadas recientes.

The Cowboys are making trade calls. And in the case of a move up, it's not, in the eyes of other teams, just "chum.”

But I still think we’re going to have a great opportunity to really improve our football team, whether it’s at the 24th pick or if we decide to make a move to go up. "We should think out of the box. Said COO Stephen Jones: “(In the) first and second (rounds), it’s a little more thin than we’re used to. The Cowboys are making trade calls. The first level: Mississippi State tackle Charles Cross, USC receiver Drake London and Northern Iowa tackle Trevon Penning, maybe in that order. But at another level - two levels, actually - there may be six targeted prospects.

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Conventional wisdom says Dallas could go OL with at 24, but the name Kiper turns in has thrown Cowboys Nation for a loop with hours to go.

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The Cowboys addressed an immediate need on the offensive line, drafting former Tulsa tackle Tyler Smith at No. 24. How does Smith fit into the O-Line plans?

Informe de Kyle Youmans: Un jugador imponente y agresivo en toda la clase del draft. El tackle de swing suplente también es un signo de interrogación porque Ty Nsekhe no ha vuelto a firmar y Terence Steele, un titular de medio tiempo como tackle derecho el año pasado, ahora es el titular proyectado después de que el club liberó a La'el Collins el mes pasado. Cómo encaja: Los Cowboys tienen una necesidad obvia de profundidad y competencia en la posición de guardia izquierdo después de que el titular de cuatro años, Connor Williams, firmara con los Dolphins en la agencia libre.

The Cowboys addressed an immediate need on the offensive line, drafting former Tulsa tackle Tyler Smith at No. 24. How does Smith fit into the O-Line plans?

Kyle Youmans' Report: As imposing and aggressive of a player in the entire draft class. Smith's exact role is unclear at the moment -- he played exclusively left tackle in college -- but he could start off competing for snaps at left guard. Backup swing tackle is also a question mark because Ty Nsekhe hasn't been re-signed and Terence Steele, a part-time starter at right tackle last year, is now the projected starter after the club released La'el Collins last month.

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No. 193 No. 178 No. 56 Dane Brugler’s analysis: A three-year starter at Tulsa, Smith lined up at left tackle in head coach Philip Montgomery’s up-tempo smashmouth spread. He can finish, he can play with a nasty edge and he’s flexible enough to get underneath defenders and be a two-way asset as an offensive lineman. How he fits: The Cowboys go OT with a young, powerful prospect from Tulsa who moves really well with a lot of agility.

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"The intensity and the chip on my shoulder I play with, I feel like that makes me the player I am. He had 16 (12 holding) and could replace Williams, who was the most penalized lineman in the NFL a year ago (15 total, 12 accepted). "Having these guys around me, being able to learn from those guys and play with those guys, that's going to be huge for my development as a player. "It's indescribable being able to finally come home after all this time to be able to play for America's Team," he said. "Man, I was shocked," he said. "A lot of my coaches said there was a great chance (but) I can't say I even dialogued with the team that much throughout the process, but like it was a shock to me.

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The Vikings "tried to get WR Jameson Williams in for a visit, [but the] schedule didn’t work out," Wolfson tweeted. But the Vikings could try to get even more — potentially 56 and Dallas's third (No. 88). 2023 draft picks could also be involved in any trades that happen tonight. But if they aren't enamored with any of the players on the board at 12, they could still land a talented player at 24 while picking up significant additional draft capital.

Los Dallas Cowboys continúan vinculados a los rumores comerciales cuando quedan solo unas horas para que comience el draft de la NFL.

London se asoció con Head and Shoulders para asegurarse de que comience su carrera en la NFL con excelencia. “Creo que suena muy claro que definitivamente están interesados en cambiar”, explicó Belt el 27 de abril. London era un jugador de baloncesto de primer nivel, por lo que los ángulos de la pelota, la posición del cuerpo y los puntos altos son muy naturales para él, convirtiendo una pelota de 50-50 en una ventaja de 70-30”. Durante una entrevista exclusiva previa al draft con Heavy en el P&G Lounge, London reaccionó a los rumores de que los Cowboys podrían negociar para atraparlo. “Gran receptor de posesión larga con la capacidad de jugar afuera o desde la ranura”, detalló Zierlein. “London carece de la velocidad máxima deseada y la rapidez de separación para abrir ventanas claras de lanzamiento, pero juega una marca de pelota madura e inteligente. ¡Únase al boletín informativo de Heavy on Cowboys aquí!

The Dallas Cowboys needed to bring in an offensive linemen if they wanted to compete in 2022 and they picked the best one on their board in Tyler Smith.

But the Cowboys need a guard and the 21-year-old OT is thought to be a plug and play guard. The ultra young Smith offers that to this group. The Dallas Cowboys offensive line was a mess last season. Zeke was 39th in the NFL in true yards per carry so it’s safe to say they didn’t have that either. After starting the season on a red-hot historic pace, the Dallas Cowboys offense cratered last season. Things were getting ugly really fast Thursday night at the 2022 NFL Draft. The Dallas Cowboys went in with hopes high and needs just about everywhere.

The Cowboys found a player who helps them right away at guard, and perhaps at left tackle down the road.

But in the meantime, they just need him to be good, and preferably start at left guard right away. But the Cowboys saw him as a first. But sure, he's not exactly lighting it up right now but if you make a Pro Bowl, I think it qualifies as a good pick. Sure, he was the guy I mocked to the Cowboys on our last seven-round pick on Monday. But that doesn't exactly mean I'm loving this pick. In the last 10 years, only Byron Jones (UCONN) was taken in the first round from a non-Power Five school. What about a pick for the now?

"I definitely see myself as a tackle for sure, but I'm willing to move wherever I need to go to mesh with the organization or wherever I am.

Age is inevitable in the NFL while injuries are sometimes expected. "I'll work them all," Smith said at the combine when asked about position flex. Smith from the University of Tulsa, is 6-5 and 324 pounds. The Cowboys are making trade calls. "I've done a lot of work on the pre-draft process. ... and a lot of "wipe-out'' reasons that it ended up this way. ... and there are plenty of reasons why Mel Kiper Jr. sent him to Dallas in one of his latest mock draft exercises. But in 2016 things changed. Since his sixth season, he hasn't started more than 13 games in a season, including missing 14 games in 2020 and six games in 2021. And in the case of a move up, it's not, in the eyes of other teams, just "chum.” But with time come age and injuries. And maybe that's why Tyler Smith is the name at No. 24 in tonight's first round of the NFL Draft.

Dallas invirtió su selección de primera ronda en un atlético tackle ofensivo, como parte de una anunciada reconstrucción en las trincheras.

Smith es el primer liniero ofensivo seleccionado por Dallas en la primera ronda desde que tomaron al guardia derecho Zack Martin con el turno N° 16 global en el Draft 2014. En cuanto a las críticas, destaca que por ocasiones juega sin suficiente disciplina, siendo penalizado con cierta frecuencia. Adicionalmente, la salud del tackle izquierdo de Dallas, Tyron Smith, ha sido una preocupación en temporadas recientes.

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So that comparison to Smith is what will most likely entice Cowboys owner Jerry Jones into deciding to move up in order to get his next left tackle of the future. Having Cross learn from Smith before taking over would give America’s Team the foundation to build towards their offensive line of the future. We know that when it comes to general managers around the league, most are on the road gathering information from scouts and working on who they want to take in the upcoming draft.

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The second round will begin at 6 p.m. Friday and the Cowboys will pick at No. 56, and at No. 88 in the third round. “I want to be nasty and physical,” Smith said. Smith started 12 games at left tackle as a redshirt sophomore in 2021, before declaring early for the draft. So Tyler will be a part of the program when he gets here, and I don’t have any concerns.” Smith has only played four full seasons on the offensive line dating back to high school where he played defensive tackle for his first two seasons. “We didn’t have to have a big discussion and debate.” Frederick was forced to retire due to injury, but Smith and Martin are still in the game and Smith said he is excited learn and play alongside them. “The biggest thing is he has a tremendous ceiling. And while Smith was ranked 16th, team owner Jerry Jones said that not only was he rated higher than Green and Johnson, but that he had as much upside as any player on the Cowboys’ board. “I honestly did not know [where I was going to be picked],” Smith said. And on Thursday night, it was the receivers who were getting a lot of attention. Smith had minimal dialogue with the Cowboys during the pre-draft process.

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When he was in middle school, doctors had to forcefully/medically break his legs and put them in cages to let them heal/grow properly, but several NFL teams cleared him and there are no issues expected as an adult; particularly seeing how long ago the procedure was [successfully] done. ... I definitely see myself as a tackle for sure, but I'm willing to move wherever I need to go to mesh with the organization or wherever I am." He's not a player opposing pass rushers enjoy dealing with on a snap-by-snap basis, and his arm length (85th percentile) combines with his wingspan (92nd percentile) to make for a very long day for defenders. A lot of his progress early on will fall on the lap on offensive line coach Joe Philbin, and largely in trying to get Smith to scale down the number of penalties he usually draws per game -- especially on a team that has often believed themselves targeted by NFL officials on holding penalties (something head coach Mike McCarthy benched former starting left guard Connor Williams over in 2021). It appeared the Cowboys were entertaining a trade back when they went on the clock with the 24th-overall pick, and actually were, later admitting there were several teams calling them with interest to move up. Even the Washington Commanders got in on the draft-day trade action, but the Dallas Cowboys decided to stand firm at 24th-overall, having found no player worth trading up for and passing on offers to move down.

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"We think he (Tyler Smith) can be our left tackle for a long time at some point in time," Cowboys chief operating officer Stephen Jones said after the club drafted Smith with the 24th overall pick. Perhaps Tyler Smith can win the left guard job as a rookie and start his career there. It doesn't get any better than that, and to be able to learn from them – first team All-Pro for numerous years – it's a blessing to get to work with those guys." "Being able to work with Tyron Smith, Zack Martin, Terence Steele and guys like that, it's a dream come true. He only had 23 starts -- all at left tackle -- in three seasons at Tulsa. Penalties were an issue at times, but the club believes those are correctable with more coaching and more time on task. The Cowboys are in no rush with that projection.

Jerry Jones nearly gave away some valuable NFL draft information as he tried to prove a point about the Cowboys' selection of OT Tyler Smith.

The Cowboys said this week they had no “must”-address draft positions, but offensive line was arguably their direst need. “Tyler will be a part of the program when he gets here. The message: “Be glad you didn’t trade down with us. The Cowboys allowed Williams’ rookie contract to expire, the Texas product signing with the Miami Dolphins in free agency. The Cowboys selected Tulsa offensive tackle Tyler Smith after entertaining three trade offers to move down, they said. What better way to corroborate his claim than by flashing the team’s typed-up draft grades to reporters and a live-streaming news conference as proof?

The former Harrisburg High standout dropped in at his old school Thursday to share some words of wisdom with the football team.

“He is like a big brother to us,” Williams Jr. said. “It was really good because we all look up to him,” Williams Jr. said. “And then he just comes strolling in, and their eyes just lit up,” Everett said.

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For example, sit in a 98-degree steam room first thing in the morning and listen to all 16 minutes of this classic. "I definitely see myself as a tackle for sure, but I'm willing to move wherever I need to go to mesh with the organization or wherever I am. With the hardest part of your day done, you’ll be a regular Dalai Lama when life tries to pick a fight with you via traffic, busted plumbing, hangnail, computer glitches, etc. *If you Googled “Who owns the Utah Jazz?” this week, you got a chuckle. *The Mavs have lost nine in a row to the Suns, including all three games this season. Evidenced by his 14-of-14, 33-point performance in the Game 6 closeout win Thursday night in New Orleans, the 37-year-old Paul is one of the greatest point guards of all-time. It’s not just that they lost three in a row to the Houston Astros and are already seven games under .500 at 6-13. (That’s me holding her younger brother, FYI.) My first memory is of standing up in the front of the car – remember when that was a thing? But it was also Dinwiddie who jumped out of the gym biting on a pump fake, only to exhale once Bojan Bogdanovic’s wide-open corner 3-pointer fell woefully short and off the side of the rim at the buzzer. On Thursday night the Cowboys selected an offensive tackle named Tyler Smith, a couple hours before the Mavs won a series-clinching Game 6 on the road. On that night the Cowboys selected an offensive tackle named Tyron Smith, a couple hours before the Mavs won a series-clinching Game 6 on the road. Story of the series: Dallas outscored Utah from beyond the arc by a staggering 132 points.

Smith can step in right away and help, and he'll likely be competing for the starting left guard position.

Dallas picks at No. 56 overall in tonight's Round 2. Is there an immediate-impact defensive player coming to the Cowboys?

In press coverage, he does a nice job of staying in the hip pocket of the wideout. McCreary is a willing wrap-up tackler in the run game, just needs to be more physical at the next level. In coverage, he has the athleticism and hips to be a starting outside corner Mafe is a soaring edge rusher with a desirable blend of speed and power. Against the pass, he can generate immediate knock-back and collapse the pocket. He has the ideal size and explosiveness for the position. He is an explosive athlete that plays with a high motor. Hall is a disruptive interior pass-rusher who excels at overwhelming interior offensive linemen with explosive power. Overall, Ebiketie is a skilled pass rusher who should rack up pressures and sacks while he learns to play the run with more consistency. He has great play speed and is very instinctive in off coverage. This is a value for any team that takes him in the second round. He has outstanding speed and range.

What a surreal bit of synergy this turned out to be, as the dialogue in 2022 is picking up where 2021 left off: a discussion about penalties.

On the plus side, Smith seems to recognize the work that needs to be done. I feel like working with guys like Tyler Smith and Zack Martin is only going to get me better every day as well," Smith said. He said moments after his selection that playing with a mean streak is his motto as a player. "Those are the ones...you'd rather be dealing with combative one that he can learn from." Smith's track record in college might be concerning, but the Cowboy seem to view those as coachable issues. Across 17 regular season games and a playoff loss, Dallas offensive linemen were flagged 59 times for an average of three penalties per game.