Guyton is Dallas’ rookie-in-wall mode at left tackle facing a Giants edge depth with multiple moving parts. His performance on Sunday could dictate Dallas’ run-game efficiency and slow down New York’s pass rush. A strong showing would stabilize the edge and unlock play-action opportunities for Dallas’ offense.

Guyton quiets critics with Week 1 play; Week 2 could test him against the Giants’ front, but his opening performance supports continued trust in the Cowboys’ left tackle rotation.

Guyton stands out as a growth story for Dallas after a rookie season with learning curves. Stephen Jones highlighted his tools—length, athleticism, size, and football character—and emphasized maturation and game understanding as critical to his future impact on the Cowboys' offensive line.

Tyler Guyton shows growth after a turbulent rookie year; he’s a key piece protecting Prescott and enabling Lamb’s production. His development could influence Dallas’s offensive line stability and overall fantasy viability for DAL pass game.

Guyton steered his rookie season through an After Action Report, embracing a diet overhaul, a new stretch routine, and focused punching work with Tyron Smith. He started the opener due to Chuma Edoga’s injury, then progressed to keep Dak Prescott cleaner in the late game. His trajectory suggests potential stability at left tackle if health and technique persist, with direct implications for Dallas’ pass protection and run-blocking tempo.