Tyron Smith, a legendary offensive lineman for the Cowboys, is mentoring Tyler Guyton this offseason, believing in his potential to meet the high expectations of a first-round pick.

Tyron Smith, an accomplished left tackle for the Cowboys, is transitioning into a mentorship role, hosting events to empower the next generation of offensive linemen.

Tyron Smith was a star offensive lineman for USC from 2008 to 2010, rising from backup to starting right tackle and earning first-team All-Pac-12 honors and the Morris Trophy in his junior year. He declared for the 2011 NFL Draft and was selected by the Dallas Cowboys, where he has become one of the top offensive tackles in the NFL, known for his Pro Bowl selections and impact on the Cowboys' offensive line.

Tyron Smith's return to the Cowboys for a one-day contract to retire signifies the end of an impressive career and leaves a leadership void on the offensive line.

Tyron Smith's absence from the Cowboys leaves a significant gap in leadership that Prescott aims to fill through personal connections with teammates.