Biggest move Cowboys still must make before 2026 NFL training camp

The Dallas Cowboys’ path to a big 2026 season depends on making a key personnel move before the 2026 NFL training camp, according to the report. While the team is expected to field one of the league’s stronger offensive lines, it faces “question marks” at critical tackle spots. The article notes no Cowboys tackle received even honorable mention among the NFL’s top tackles, putting Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele in the spotlight. Guyton, entering his third season, started 11 games as a rookie and added 10 starts in 2025, including protecting Dak Prescott as left tackle; there has been discussion about shifting him to right tackle, which would raise uncertainty at left. Steele has started 17 games in each of the last three seasons. The piece suggests evaluating options such as Nathan Thomas for the left tackle battle, or potentially pursuing outside help like former Lions tackle Taylor Decker, though cost and cap space could be obstacles.