Scheduled to Return to Practice Almost three weeks after undergoing surgery to fix an avulsion fracture in his left knee, offensive tackle Tyron Smith of the Dallas Cowboys is now scheduled to return to practice. Although his status is still unknown, there is a good chance that he will return to the field before the regular season ends.
The Cowboys have been optimistic about Smith's recovery since he was placed on injured reserve in August. The injury was initially reported to be a tear in the hamstring, but it was later determined to be more serious. He is considered one of the best left tackles in the NFL by the Dallas Cowboys. He was also an All-Decade tackle in the past, but he hasn't played 13 games since the 2015 season.
He had five tackles, 0.5 sacks, and one solo hit in the four games he played last year. He didn't play against San Francisco or Indianapolis in the playoffs, but he did return a kickoff against Ohio State.
He has been in a progress job on edge line. Additionally, he has contributed to special teams. However, he has performed sufficiently well to be considered a backup for the remainder of the season. Smith ought to play a much larger role in the rotation of defensive linemen if he stays healthy.
Before Smith can be Tyrone Smith added to the 53-man roster, he is expected to have a 21-day practice window. However, if he does not return in time for the December 3 game against the Houston Texans, that could change. He will be an important part of the Cowboys' offensive line if he plays in the final weeks of the regular season.
This season, the Cowboys have used Connor McGovern a lot at left guard, and the veteran player is doing very well. This season, he has been credited with nine run blocks, nine pressures, and eight tackles.
Smith has not played in the first half in any of the four games he has missed. With a bye in Week 9, the Cowboys are 7-3. Be that as it may, the Cattle rustlers hostile line has been conflicting in the primary half. The Cowpokes' hostile line has been beat multiple times, and they have permitted nine sacks and seven tensions during the primary a portion of this season.
The Cattle rustlers intend to utilize Tyler Smith at left tackle when Smith returns. Over the past few weeks, they have been practicing at the position. Jones asserted that Smith is a "All-Pro" player who is comparable to a Hall of Famer. However, there are rumors that Smith will not play swing tackle when he returns.
The Cowboys are considering Tyler Smith for a starting position in Week 1 due to the absence of Jason Peters and the suspension of La'el Collins this season. However, he will serve as a backup for the remainder of the season if he does not start. He has been practicing as an interior backup instead of as a swing tackle.
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