Dallas Cowboys Star Zack Martin Retires After 11 Decorated NFL Seasons

The nine-time Pro Bowler and seven-time All-Pro guard will be inducted into the Cowboys' Ring of Honor, cementing his legacy with the team.

Zack Martin, a cornerstone of the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line for 11 seasons, announced his retirement at age 34 during an emotional press conference.
Drafted in 2014, Martin was a pivotal figure in the Cowboys' success, earning nine Pro Bowl selections, seven All-Pro honors, and a spot on the NFL's 2010s All-Decade Team.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed Martin will be inducted into the team's prestigious Ring of Honor, recognizing his consistent excellence and leadership.
Former teammates and NFL legends, including Tony Romo and Dak Prescott, praised Martin as one of the greatest guards in NFL history, citing his unmatched consistency and versatility.
Martin expressed gratitude for his time in Dallas, highlighting his pride in playing for one team throughout his career and lamenting the lack of a Super Bowl title.