In talking to Western Michigan defensive line coach David Denham, he offers insight into the high work ethic and elite athleticism that Dallas is getting in Marshawn Kneeland.

The Cowboys took seventh-round pick Nathan Thomas as a player that not only brings size to the O-line, but position flex, with his ability to play guard and tackle.

In the continuation of Coach's Corner, we catch up with Auburn defensive tackles coach Vontrell King-Williams to discuss Justin Rogers' value in his one year at Auburn and what he is still working on heading into the NFL.

Michael Gallup is no longer with the Dallas Cowboys, and that means Ryan Flournoy has a chance to challenge for that role — an archetype that once belonged to Dez Bryant.

From his potential to play center to his on-field leadership to a story on how he wasn't even recruited to play offensive line, Kansas State offensive line coach Conor Riley spent time detailing what the Cowboys are getting in Cooper Beebe.

At Notre Dame, linebacker Marist Liufau was one of the most productive players on the team for the past two seasons. He looks to bring that kind of experience to the Cowboys right away.

His NFL career will now be tied to that of Tyler Guyton, as Cooper Beebe joins the former Sooner in trying to help revamp the offensive line for the Dallas Cowboys. 

The Cowboys weren't the only NFC East team that came away with talent in the draft, as we take a look at all of the division rival rookie classes.

Using a second-round pick on Marshawn Kneeland is very telling of how the Dallas Cowboys view the incoming rookie, and there's good reason for them to feel that way.

Don't miss any of the action with our daily updates: news, notes and more throughout the Cowboys' regular season and offseason.

Did the Cowboys get it right with their new left tackle? Only time will tell, but our new "Pick by Pick" series with analyze each of the eight picks, starting with Tyler Guyton.

The NFL Draft is done complete and the Cowboys were able to make eight selections, including five linemen. Here's how all eight could fit in the Cowboys' plans in 2024.

The Cowboys have made their eight draft selections, but the roster assembling has only begun as they work to put together an undrafted free agent pool. Follow along here.

Not wanting to leave the 2024 NFL Draft without providing backup for former first-round pick Mazi Smith, the Dallas Cowboys used their final pick to grab Justin Rogers.

They didn't simply double down on the offensive line grabs in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys tripled down on the need by selecting Nathan Thomas.

With only three picks on Day 3 of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys keyed in on landing great value picks who can also contribute — adding Ryan Flournoy to the list.

It's a quiet need for the Dallas Cowboys and they made sure to address it in the fifth-round of the 2024 NFL Draft — showing confidence in Caelen Carson.

Will McClay and Mike McCarthy have preached the advantage of having players that give the Cowboys versatility, and even when staring in the face of flashing needs, the War Room stayed true to that strategy.

Needing to tackle the linebacker position in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys put a call in to Marist Liufau out of Notre Dame — giving Mike Zimmer a very real weapon.

The offensive line was addressed with the selection of Tyler Guyton in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, but the Dallas Cowboys doubled down with Cooper Beebe.

It's a sneaky need for the Dallas Cowboys, and they opted to solve the depth issue at defensive end with Marshawn Kneeland as their second-round pick.

Despite 14 starts in college at right tackle, first-round pick Tyler Guyton says he feels more comfortable on the left side as he looks towards a seamless transition to left tackle.

When the Dallas Cowboys went on the clock in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, they called Tyler Guyton, and both sides have a chance to help each other ascend to new heights.

As Mickey writes in his Friday column, there were some breath-holding moments after last night's trade down in the draft, but the Cowboys walked the tight rope perfectly.

Tyler Guyton said he was a "big fan" of Tyron Smith. And now, he'll get the chance to play the same position at left tackle.