Cowboys' Offensive Line: Stacked and Ready

0:00On April 5, Dallas Cowboys looking stacked on the interior offensive line, heading into the 2026 draft. They got all pro Tyler Smith locking down left guard, first round pick Tyler Booker holding right guard and top 75 selection Cooper Beebe. Anchoring center. Taco remains the real question mark, especially with hopes for a big 30 year jump from Tyler Gaiden since Tyron Smith and coming back. They beefed up depth 2, keeping TJ bass around and signing Matt Hennessy to step in. Unless they slide Tyler Smith outside to left tackle, the inside feels secure, no urgent need for top interior prospects. Still, rivals like the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington commanders, San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions could chase that. Help, so trades or surprise falls make scouting smart business. Endouts include Texas A&M's Chase Bisontis, who's leveled up as a mobile guard with strong run blocking.

1:01Iowa's Jennings Dunker brings explosive strength and hand punch, projecting as a day one starter. Oregon's Emanuel Pregnant offers high football IQ and power inside. Utah Spencer Fano shines with elite footwork for zone schemes, while Penn State's Alive Avega Iowan might top the class pure power and awareness like. Cooper Beebe with all rookie upside. Cowboys stay vigilant, but this line's built to roll. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.