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The Cowboys have Jaguars offensive tackle Walker Little "high on their list" as they explore options to replace injured left tackle Tyron Smith.

[Isaiah Wynn in New England?](https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news/dallas-tyron-smith-gruesome-injury-timetable-trade-patriots-isaiah-wynn-eric-fisher-rumor) Maybe. He's been playing some guard but was chosen in April with the idea that he would be Tyron's heir at left tackle. (And yes, we were told in 2020 that Dallas scouts liked him.) It could be argued that he would represent a luxury as a backup. Little in Jacksonville? That might make even more sense, as he's a Texas native who starred at Stanford, becoming what they believed was a steal of a second-round pick.

The versatile lineman has lined up at nearly every offensive position, but he'll start Friday at one the team will hardly need him for.

McGovern would seem most likely to step in at left guard or perhaps left tackle, depending on where first-round draft pick Tyler Smith is assigned. The Pennsylvania native, a third-round pick by the club in 2019, can line up at any of the five positions along the offensive line. But I fell right back in the groove of it,” the Penn State product said

During Thursday night's 49ers–Texans broadcast, the veteran offensive lineman added some fodder to the rumor mill after quickly answering a question asking ...

Whitworth wrote, “In repeated attempts to make assumptions without asking people directly! @ProFootballTalk has got another story wrong and failed to take any responsibility! Whitworth’s response prompted many to wonder whether Dallas has contacted the former Bengals and Rams tackle concerning a possible return. Or if I was interested? “I mean, obviously there’s been some things with the Cowboys and losing Tyron Smith was an awful deal, such a great player and guy, I’ve always just loved watching him play. During Thursday night’s 49ers–Texans broadcast, the veteran offensive lineman added some fodder to the rumor mill after quickly answering a question asking whether his phone has been ringing about a comeback.

The Cowboys have very limited time to find a Tyron Smith replacement, but a few avenues by which they could acquire one. Their financial situation could ...

A number of veterans remain on the open market, including Super Bowl champion [Andrew Whitworth](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WhitAn20.htm?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-); Anderson adds, however, that the retired 40-year-old is not among Dallas’ considerations. Fellow rookie Matt Waletzko and 2021 fourth-rounder [Josh Ball](https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/josh-ball-1.html?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-) could also step in on the blindside. With final roster cuts just days away, more options could surface for the Cowboys to consider. Playing first-round rookie [Tyler Smith](https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/tyler-smith-6.html?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-) at left tackle – his college position – is a possibility, though he was thought to be a guard candidate early in his career. The two-time Pro Bowler has two years remaining on his contract, including a $17.7MM cap hit the Cowboys could absorb given their current financial situation. Their financial situation could make a trade viable on paper, though it appears the team will look elsewhere while evaluating their options.

It looks like Tampa Bay won't be the only team short-handed along the offensive line in this Week 1 matchup between the Bucs and Cowboys.

It's not surprising that Jones is taking the more optimistic route, not only in terms of projecting Tyron Smith's chances of returning this season but also in assuming the Cowboys will be a playoff team once again this year. Based on Tyron Smith's age, and value to the team, his injury signifies a potentially catastrophic loss for the Cowboys, and more specifically, their hopes of contending in the NFC this season. The Bucs will be missing some key members of their interior offensive line – which has become a hot-button topic of late – but it appears as though the Dallas Cowboys will also be missing a key part of their offensive line now, too.

It's hard to imagine the Seattle Seahawks playing any worse than they did last week against the Chicago Bears. Unless something has changed recently, ...

Meanwhile, the Seahawks will have Geno Smith starting and Drew Lock likely playing more than half the game. Oh yes, and Tallysight is back! It’s hard to imagine the Seattle Seahawks playing any worse than they did last week against the Chicago Bears.

The Seahawks will play the final preseason game on their 2022 schedule today, visiting the Cowboys in Dallas. Here is all the info you need to know.

You can stream preseason games there or watch on [FuboTV (try it for free).](https://www.fubo.tv/lp/football/?bgvideo=nfl.mp4&title=Watch%20Live%20Football&subinfo=ON%20All%20YOUR%20Devices&priceline=*Regional%20restrictions%20apply&irad=356362&irmp=1205322&subId1=NFLWiresUniversal) Why: This will be the last chance for backup quarterback Drew Lock to prove he has what it takes to start over Geno Smith. Here is all the info you need to know.

Mike Tierney revealed his NFL preseason 2022 best bets for Seattle Seahawks vs. Dallas Cowboys on Friday.

The Miami product led the team with five carries for 44 yards against the [Bears](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/CHI/chicago-bears/). [Los Angeles Chargers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/LAC/los-angeles-chargers/). [Travis Homer](/nfl/players/2249831/travis-homer/) is hoping to stand out. Here are several [NFL odds](https://www.sportsline.com/nfl/odds/) and betting lines for Seahawks vs. [Cooper Rush](/nfl/players/2000176/cooper-rush/) is a poised and accurate passer for Dallas. [NFL picks](https://www.sportsline.com/nfl/picks/) when betting against the spread. [head to SportsLine now to see Tierney's picks](https://www.sportsline.com/insiders/2022-nfl-preseason-seahawks-vs-cowboys-odds-dallas-expert-reveals-picks-for-fridays-matchup/#ttag=08252022_agg_cbssports_picks_football_nfl_miketierney_cowboysseahawkspreseason). [Dallas Cowboys](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/DAL/dallas-cowboys/) will host the [Seattle Seahawks](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/SEA/seattle-seahawks/) in the preseason finale for both teams on Friday. Running back [Rico Dowdle](/nfl/players/2252798/rico-dowdle/) has the size, toughness, and vision needed to make an impact. Dallas lost to the [San Francisco 49ers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/SF/san-francisco-49ers/), 23-17, in a chaotic Wild Card matchup and traded away wide receiver [Amari Cooper](/nfl/players/1984220/amari-cooper/) in the offseason. Seahawks and just locked in his picks and NFL predictions. Seahawks picks or [NFL](/nfl) predictions, [see what SportsLine expert Mike Tierney has to say](https://www.sportsline.com/insiders/2022-nfl-preseason-seahawks-vs-cowboys-odds-dallas-expert-reveals-picks-for-fridays-matchup/#ttag=08252022_agg_cbssports_picks_football_nfl_miketierney_cowboysseahawkspreseason).

Thanks to four takeaways by the defense, the Cowboys come back to earn a 27-26 win over Seattle in their final game of the preseason.

Grier came right back and led the offense on a 10-play, 58-yard drive that set Maher up for a 35-yard field goal that was good. And then on Seattle's next series, undrafted rookie safety Markquese Bell came down with a tipped ball and returned it 29-yards to the Seahawks' 13-yard line. Taking over with just a little more than two minutes left in the half, the Cowboys saw Grier scramble for 16 yards and then Davis rushed for 13 more to set Dallas up with first-and-goal at the 1-yard line with 1:24 remaining. Dallas had to settle for a 28-yard field field goal courtesy of Brett Maher, but the home side was on the board. Nahshon Wright stepped in front of a Lock offering and returned the pick 22-yards to the Seahawks' 32. Neither was able to get much done in the first quarter, though, as the offense gained a combined total of 21 yards on their first four possessions.

The exhibition season is over for the Dallas Cowboys. Shortened to just three games with the addition of a 17th regular season contest, Mike McCarthy and ...

The secondary wasn’t the only group putting in work as rookie Sam Williams, despite two unnecessary roughness calls, was a menace all evening. Mukuamu now has two interceptions in three games as he cemented his role as the fourth safety. Shortened to just three games with the addition of a 17th regular season contest, Mike McCarthy and his coaching staff had fewer opportunities to watch their troops in game action, but made the most of it in 2022 by sitting their stars and most starters.

Cowboys offensive lineman Isaac Alarcon was escorted to the locker room after a right-foot injury late in the final preseason contest.

Taking over at left guard against Seattle, Alarcon suffered a right foot injury and reached the sideline The 24-year-old is on contract through the 2023 season. Ever since the Cowboys were featured on HBO’s Hard Knocks in 2021, offensive lineman Isaac Alarcon has been a fan favorite for his charisma and relationship with his family.

Could the Cowboys look to the Jaguars to find their Tyron Smith replacement for the 2022 season?

"We’re kind of in a good spot with it because you can kind of go either way and the other guy can be the swing tackle or whatever. Early logic suggests the Jaguars wouldn't be incredibly open to it; they just selected Little in the second-round a year ago and he is competing for a starting job at right tackle with Jawaan Taylor. I think this week will be important and even when we go to Atlanta and practice in Atlanta will be another good opportunity for both of them.” He sustained a season-ending injury in 2019 and then the COVID-19 pandemic derailed his final season at Stanford, leading to the Jaguars getting a potential steal at No. The Jaguars could hold leverage in any event they are asked about Little's availability because the Cowboys don't seem to have many options. The Dallas Cowboys have a big, big question at left tackle with fewer than two weeks to go before Week 1.

That was funny. The Seattle Seahawks (0-3) led for most of the night against the Dallas Cowboys (2-1), but a ridiculous five turnovers cost Seattle in a ...

A 27-26 Cowboys lead with 4:07 to go and you might think Lock would’ve been in for a game-winning drive, but Jacob Eason entered with the chance to end preseason on a high note. Seattle got the ball back, and Eason fired a pass off the hands of Kevin Kassis and into the arms of Juanyeh Thomas for the fifth and final turnover. The Cowboys got the ball back and missed a 61-yard field goal, so Lock got to have another series. Brandon Smith toe-tapped his way to an impressive tying touchdown on a scramble drill with Will Grier. This eventually led to a Cowboys touchdown on a 1-yard play-action fake from Will Grier to an open Simi Fehoko. Following a Cowboys field goal, Lock and the Seahawks offense were aided by a pass interference penalty on Nahshon Wright, who pushed Dareke Young on a deep ball. He was looking for Dee Eskridge and found Israel Mukuamu on a telegraphed throw that was pretty much begging to be jumped. Lock redeemed himself with this dime of a throw to Penny Hart for a spectacular touchdown. A ticky-tack hold on Phil Haynes wiped out a Travis Homer run to the 1-yard line, and the drive blew up from there. The Cowboys started Cooper Rush at quarterback, and his first series ended in a turnover on downs in Seattle territory. However, Smith had a couple of good throws to Tyler Lockett totaling 35 yards to put the Seattle goes winless in the preseason for the second time since 2018, but the story here was the quarterback play.