Smith exited with an injury, prompting a temporary left guard stint and contributing to the army of depth options Dallas relies on to keep the interior protected during beebe-derived rotations.

Tyler Smith’s four-year, $96 million extension cements him as the highest-paid left guard, securing pass protection and run blocks through 2030. The deal anchors Dallas’ interior line, enabling a potent offense and giving fantasy managers a reliable blocker that supports QB efficiency and ground games.

Left guard who occupies an important interior role; Beebe's injury shifts some responsibility to Smith to maintain run and pass protection at a critical junction for the Cowboys' offensive line.

Tyler Smith's All-Pro-caliber play anchors the offensive line, helping protect Prescott and open rushing lanes, which in turn supports steady fantasy production from the Cowboys' offense.

Smith’s leadership in the huddle helped stabilize the offense during the second-half surge and emphasized the team’s resilience in adversity.