The Dallas Cowboys have several players set for free agency but there's no denying that Osa Odighizuwa will command the most attention.While Zack Martin and DeMarcus Lawrence have more impressive resumes,

He was a nine-time Pro Bowler, seven-time First-Team All-Pro selection and member of the Hall of Fame 2010s Team even though he wasn't drafted until the decade was nearly half ove

The Dallas Cowboys have a lot to figure out in 2025, and now the team will have to replace one of its best players. Perennial All-Pro offensive guard Zack Martin has informed the team that he plans to retire from the NFL.

Zack Martin, who established himself as the leader for the Dallas Cowboys' dominant front, plans to retire after an 11-year NFL career.

Zack Martin is retiring after a decorated career that included seven All-Pro seasons at right guard with the Dallas Cowboys, two people with knowledge of the decision said Thursday. Martin informed Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones of his decision in a meeting Thursday,

Zack Martin told the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday of his intention to retire after 11 seasons. Mart is a nine-time Pro Bowler, and seven-tiime All-Pro Bowler. He played in 162 games, starting every one.

Zack Martin’s retirement leaves a Hall of Fame void in the right side of the Cowboys offensive line. Dallas has internal options. But as club officials from every team in the NFL descend on Indianapolis for the scouting combine,

Later on in Round 2 Adams has the Cowboys filling their running back hole with Iowa Hawkeyes star Kaleb Johnson, who finished first in the Big 10 and sixth in all of college football with 1,537 rushing yards on 240 attempts, to go along with 21 touchdowns.

Congrats to Zack Martin on a first-ballot Hall of Fame career, 9 PBowls in 11 years. Regrets to Dak Prescott now that Zack is retiring and leaving a gaping hole in the offensive line. Zack Martin with one of the most ridiculous stats you’ll ever see 🤯 pic.twitter.com/c5t4rwUTPz

Guards don't get any better than the newly retired 34-year-old. Imagine how much better the Cowboys would be if the team was run in the manner that he played.

Brock Hoffman finished the season with a 98.7 pass-blocking efficiency grade via PFF (min 20% of the snaps). That’s tied for 11th best among all offensive linemen in 2024. He allowed just 6 pressures and 1 sack across 286 pass snaps. #DallasCowboys pic.twitter.com/QgFDm3PQC0