The Dallas Cowboys offensive line is officially under the microscope after a revealing joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams. Tyler Guyton continues to show encouraging growth at left tackle, but Terence Steele’s struggles on the opposite side could become one of the biggest concerns surrounding Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense in 2026. James Duncan breaks down what Tyler Guyton showed against the Rams pass rush, why his development could be massive for Dallas, and whether the Cowboys are finally seeing the young tackle take the next step. Guyton’s ability to protect Dak Prescott’s blind side becomes even more important for an offense featuring CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and a talented collection of playmakers. But while Guyton is trending upward, what is happening with Terence Steele? The Cowboys need stability at right tackle, and Steele’s struggles combined with questions about Dallas’ offensive tackle depth could create a major problem. It doesn't matter how many weapons Dak has if he doesn't have enough time to get them the football. Can Tyler Guyton emerge as a reliable starting left tackle? Should Cowboys fans be concerned about Terence Steele? Does Dallas have enough offensive line depth if injuries strike? And could offensive tackle ultimately determine the ceiling of this Cowboys offense? Join host James Duncan for Locked On Cowboys Hit Podcast, bringing Cowboys Nation quick-hit Dallas Cowboys news, analysis, reactions, training camp updates and the biggest storylines surrounding America’s Team. Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts and listen daily for Dallas Cowboys coverage from a passionate fan perspective. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network
The Dallas Cowboys offensive line is officially under the microscope after a revealing joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams. Tyler Guyton continues to show encouraging growth at left tackle, but Terence Steele’s struggles on the opposite side could become one of the biggest concerns surrounding Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense in 2026.
James Duncan breaks down what Tyler Guyton showed against the Rams pass rush, why his development could be massive for Dallas, and whether the Cowboys are finally seeing the young tackle take the next step. Guyton’s ability to protect Dak Prescott’s blind side becomes even more important for an offense featuring CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and a talented collection of playmakers.
But while Guyton is trending upward, what is happening with Terence Steele? The Cowboys need stability at right tackle, and Steele’s struggles combined with questions about Dallas’ offensive tackle depth could create a major problem. It doesn't matter how many weapons Dak has if he doesn't have enough time to get them the football.
Can Tyler Guyton emerge as a reliable starting left tackle? Should Cowboys fans be concerned about Terence Steele? Does Dallas have enough offensive line depth if injuries strike? And could offensive tackle ultimately determine the ceiling of this Cowboys offense?
Join host James Duncan for Locked On Cowboys Hit Podcast, bringing Cowboys Nation quick-hit Dallas Cowboys news, analysis, reactions, training camp updates and the biggest storylines surrounding America’s Team. Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts and listen daily for Dallas Cowboys coverage from a passionate fan perspective.
Part of the Locked On Podcast Network