The Dallas Cowboys have made significant moves to strengthen their offensive line following Zack Martin's retirement, utilizing both free agency and the draft. They signed multiple veterans to solidify the guard position and selected Tyler Booker from Alabama with their first-round pick. Additionally, in a strategic play for depth and versatility, they drafted Ajani Cornelius from Oregon in the sixth round. Originally a right tackle, Cornelius will be trained to play various positions along the offensive line, potentially shifting inside where the Cowboys could use depth. The team’s approach not only addresses immediate needs but also sets the stage for future flexibility as they navigate the coming season.