Steele drew praise for a pivotal downfield block on a 49-yard run and was highlighted as part of the promising but incomplete run-game film. Adams cited Steele as an example of the flashes Dallas needs to turn into consistent execution, as the line works on a more cohesive, reliable ground attack.

Steele is a Cowboys offensive lineman whose role could shift as Booker and a Proctor pairing solidify the line. The article frames Steen’s status as a benchmark for the run and pass protection gains Dallas seeks, with potential competition shaping depth and rotation as the new front elevates blocking consistency.

Steele has not yet lived up to his contract, leaving the Cowboys’ tackle group with questions. His performance this season could determine overall protection for Dak Prescott and the team’s ceiling.

Terence Steele, the starting right tackle for the Cowboys, is currently sidelined with an ankle injury, impacting the team's offensive line depth.

Terence Steele faces a minor ankle sprain which allows him to potentially return quickly to the Cowboys' lineup. His injury raised concerns due to his importance in the offensive line, but it now opens opportunities for younger players.