Cowboys Re-sign Chuma Edoga as Offensive Line Depth

The Dallas Cowboys secure depth for their offensive line by re-signing Chuma Edoga, addressing the vacancy left by Tyron Smith.

The Dallas Cowboys have re-signed Chuma Edoga to a one-year deal, aiming to bolster their offensive line depth following Tyron Smith's departure.
Edoga, who has filled in for Tyron Smith at left tackle in the past, is considered for the starting position in 2024 but may remain a backup if the Cowboys draft a star-level offensive lineman.
The Cowboys view Edoga's versatility and experience as critical, especially after losing Tyron Smith to the Jets, and value his capability to play both guard and tackle positions.
Despite concerns about the left tackle spot, the Cowboys are committed to maintaining Tyler Smith at guard, where he has excelled, and are exploring other options for the tackle position.
The Jets, on the other hand, have revamped their offensive line, signing Tyron Smith and other free agents to protect their quarterbacks better in 2024.