News about Tyron Smith

Aaron Rodgers appeared to give his tepid approval of New York Jets first-round pick Olu Fashanu, while admitting the team didn't necessarily need another offensive tackle. Among the major moves the Jets made were signing eight-time Pro Bowl selection Tyron Smith, acquiring offensive tackle Morgan Moses from Baltimore and signing former Ravens guard John Simpson. Despite those signings, Fashanu was selected at No. 11 overall by New York after the Jets traded down one spot Thursday night. 'We already made three moves in the offseason [to address the offensive line] with bringing John [Simpson] to play guard, Morgan [Moses] to play tackle and Tyron [Smith] to play tackle as well, so it wasn't necessarily at the top of the needs,' Rodgers said. 'But I know they really loved Olu.'

Since losing quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a season-ending injury just four plays into their 2023 season, the New York Jets have welcomed All-Pro left tackle Tyron Smith to their offensive line. The change, which took place Friday night, completes a makeover of New York's offensive line, the Jets' offseason, and general manager Joe Douglas. The NFL Network first reported the contract, and ESPN announced that it would be a one-year contract with a potential value of up to $20 million, including incentives. The news has since been confirmed by a team source.

Following Dak Prescott's thumb injury, head coach Mike McCarthy called out offensive coordinator Kellen Moore on Friday, tensions are now raging in Dallas. The Cowboys are 0-1 after a deflating 19-3 victory to the Buccaneers in Week 1, and although Prescott will now miss six to eight weeks, according to ESPN, the offense wasn't exactly setting the world on fire before Prescott left the game in the fourth quarter. Let's be honest: In Kellen's time as a coordinator, he's been able to play very, very aggressively,' McCarthy said.

Jason Peters, a long-serving NFLer, has agreed to his new deal with his former division rival. Less than a week before the NFL season begins, the Super Bowl champion has inked an agreement with the Dallas Cowboys. Since the Cowboys sustained an injury ban at the start of the season that slowed their offensive line, he signed this deal.

Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, has admitted that even though he has faith in 2022 first-round draft pick Tyler Smith, the team still has to 'pay the price' for starting the rookie. Smith No. 1 was drafted by Dallas in the draft. Overall, Tulsa defeated him, and he had hoped to be the Cowboy's starting left guard before heading to tackle. With veteran left tackle Tyron Smith expected to miss months of the season due to an injury, it now appears that the rookie will take his starting position for the foreseeable future.

After 'America's Team' lost star offensive lineman Tyrone Smith to a serious leg injury, former Los Angeles Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth says he has been inundated with calls from families and Cowboys fans to sign in Dallas. The 40-year-old Super Bowl champion pleaded sorry for Smith's, who is likely out early next year, and a sudden need for his services during a sideline interview on Thursday night. 'I mean, obviously, there have been some problems with the Cowboys and the injury of Tyron Smith,' Whitworth said. 'It's just an awful lot.' Such a good player and a guy I've always loved watching play.' The decision ultimately rests with his wife, Melissa, and their four children, as Whitworth explained.