Tyron Smith, the former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman, announced his retirement from the NFL on April 15 after a notable 13-season career with the team. Drafted as the No. 9 overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, Smith established himself as a premier offensive tackle, earning eight Pro Bowl selections and five All-Pro honors. His retirement coincided with that of teammate Zack Martin, marking a transformative period for the Cowboys' offensive line. A press conference is set for Wednesday to commemorate Smith's contributions to the team and the league.
After being drafted by the Cowboys as the No. 9 pick in 2011, Tyron Smith played 13 seasons, earning eight Pro Bowl selections and five All-Pro honors.
Tyron Smith officially announced his retirement from the NFL, concluding a career that made him a key player and leader for the Dallas Cowboys over 14 seasons.
With his retirement, Tyron Smith joins former teammate Zack Martin, marking a significant transition for the Cowboys’ offensive line as they prepare for the next season.
A press conference is scheduled to honor Tyron Smith's career, recognizing his contributions and achievements during his time as a cornerstone of the Cowboys' offense.
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