The Dallas Cowboys have reached a one-year agreement with offensive guard Robert Jones, reflecting a strategic move to bolster their offensive line depth following the retirement of Zack Martin. The deal, valued at up to $4.75 million, comes after Jones spent four seasons with the Miami Dolphins, where he showcased versatility by playing both guard positions and starting 30 of 49 games. His performance in the past season included playing all 17 games, demonstrating reliability and skill in crucial roles. Jones is expected to enhance competition on the Cowboys' right side, potentially contending for a starting position alongside recently re-signed Brock Hoffman.