Скачать или смотреть 🚨 OFFICIAL: Cowboys Make MASSIVE Roster Change (Confirmed)

The Dallas Cowboys coaching staff has made a final decision: Tyler Smith is staying at Left Tackle, and he will NOT be moving back to Guard. With rookie Tyler Guyton dealing with a high ankle sprain, Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer dropped a bombshell update regarding Guyton's role moving forward—hinting he may be demoted to "swing tackle" even when healthy.

In this video, we break down why this move is controversial, what it means for Dak Prescott’s protection, and whether the Cowboys are making a huge mistake by messing with the development of their young stars. Is this about winning now, or is there a financial motive behind moving Tyler Smith?

🔥 IN THIS VIDEO:

Tyler Smith Confirmed at LT: Why the Cowboys are refusing to move him back to Left Guard.

Tyler Guyton Update: The severity of his injury and Schottenheimer's shocking "swing tackle" comments.

O-Line Crisis: Why moving an All-Pro Guard to Tackle might hurt the run game and Dak's interior protection.

Terence Steele Issues: Why is the Right Tackle spot being ignored while the Left side gets shuffled?

The 2026 Plan: How this decision impacts contract negotiations and the future roster.

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