US EditionEight-time Pro Bowler, former Jets offensive tackle announces retirement
- Tyron Smith, the 34-year-old former Jets offensive tackle, is retiring from the NFL after 14 seasons.
- Recurring injuries, including neck, knee, ankle, and hamstring issues, impacted Smith's playing time, especially after 2015.
- The eight-time Pro Bowler, who spent 13 seasons with the Cowboys, will sign a one-day contract to retire as a Cowboy.
- Smith, drafted ninth overall in 2011, earned two first-team All-Pro selections and played both right and left tackle.
- Smith's retirement marks the end of an era for the Cowboys' offensive line, considered one of their best ever.
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Cowboys icon who Jerry Jones 'hated' to lose to re-sign with team and retire
A Dallas Cowboys icon, whom owner Jerry Jones shared his displeasure about departing in 2023, has decided to retire. The future NFL Hall of Famer signed with the Cowboys on a one-day contract on Tuesday. ReutersJerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have reportedly agreed to bring back a longtime veteran who will sign a one-day contract and retire[/caption] GettyVeteran offensive lineman Tyron Smith is set to retire with the Cowboys[/caption] Longti…
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Report: Longtime Cowboys LT Tyron Smith to retire
Left tackle Tyron Smith will sign a one-day contract with the Dallas Cowboys and retire after 14 NFL seasons, NFL Network reported Tuesday. Smith, 34, played 13 seasons in Dallas before spending last year with the New York Jets. He…
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