The Dallas Cowboys have signed their first-round draft pick, Tyler Booker, to a four-year, $22.5 million contract, inclusive of a $13 million signing bonus, marking him as the earliest first-round signing this year. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer has expressed confidence in Booker's immediate impact, projecting him as a starter at right guard, filling the significant void left by Zack Martin. Schottenheimer emphasized Booker's competitive spirit and physicality, suggesting he can reshape the offensive line and the team culture. Booker himself recognizes the legacy of Martin and aims to learn from it as he transitions into his new role. With this strategic pick, the Cowboys aim to bolster their offensive capabilities heading into the season.