Tyler Guyton solidifies left tackle position for Cowboys in practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 12:44 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
During a recent minicamp practice on June 19, Tyler Guyton appeared firmly established as the Dallas Cowboys' starting left tackle. He took snaps with the first-team offense, while Nate Thomas worked at right tackle with the second unit. Rookie Drew Shelton was positioned behind Guyton on the left side, indicating a preference for immediate depth behind the former first-round pick. Despite earlier scrutiny of Guyton's performance, the Cowboys’ recent practice lineup suggests a commitment to his development as the starter heading into training camp. Competitive dynamics may continue to evolve as the team further assesses its offensive line options during camp.
- •Tyler Guyton worked with the first-team offense at left tackle.
- •Nate Thomas practiced at right tackle during minicamp.
- •Rookie Drew Shelton took second-team reps at left tackle.
- •Guyton faced scrutiny but remains the primary left tackle option.
- •Training camp will further clarify the offensive line competition.
- 12:44 PMYahoo Sports — Cowboys may have already settled crucial left tackle competition
"A sudden adjustment to the Cowboys' offensive line rotation drops a massive hint about Tyler Guyton's security on Dak Prescott's blindside.
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