Cowboys ended the Tyler Guyton battle before it ever really began
📍 Where it landed
The Dallas Cowboys wrapped up the competition for the left tackle position, giving Tyler Guyton the starting role. Guyton was given first-team reps after a brief battle with Nate Thomas. The team appears to have confidence in Guyton, ending the competition early in training camp.
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Cowboys ended the Tyler Guyton battle before it ever really began The Landry Hat · 54d ago broke it first
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