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Cowboys Lose Key Linemen, Seek Replacements

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Dallas Cowboys suffer significant offensive line losses as veteran guard Robert Jones and versatile lineman Brock Hoffman join rival teams, leaving young stars Tyler Smith and Tyler Booker to lead the way. Additionally, linebacker Jack Sanborn, safety Juanyeh Thomas, wide receiver Jalen Tolbert, and defensive end Payton Turner have also departed, prompting the Cowboys to consider veteran additions or draft picks to strengthen their trenches ahead of training camp.

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Cowboys Lose Key Linemen, Seek Replacements

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cowboys Lose Key Linemen, Seek Replacements. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

The Dallas Cowboys are dealing with more losses in free agency, as veteran guard Robert Jones signed with the San Francisco 49ers late Monday. This marks the second reserve offensive lineman they've lost in just three days. Earlier over the weekend, versatile lineman Brock Hoffman joined the Pittsburgh Steelers, reuniting with some familiar coaches there. Jones had come to Dallas last offseason from the Miami Dolphins, where he started 30 games, but a neck injury sidelined him for the entire 20, 25 season. These departures hit the Cowboys offensive line depth hard, especially with young stars like 24-year-old Tyler Smith and 21-year-old. Tyler Booker leading the way. Still, Dallas enters the 20-26 season with all 11 offensive starters back in place. The team has also seen linebacker Jack Sanborn go through the Chicago Bears, safety Wanye Thomas to the Indianapolis Colts, wide receiver Jalen Toberd, to the Dolphins, and defensive end Peyton Turner to the Detroit Lions. As training camp ramps up,

the Cowboys might chase veteran additions or lean on their eight picks in the 20-26 draft to bolster those, trenches, and keep the momentum going. That wraps Dallas News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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