This point in the NFL offseason is the season of lists and rankings. Every Tom, Dick, and Harry in the sports universe is using the absence of football for the impossible task of ranking players.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler is currently in the middle of a series where several NFL executives, coaches, and scouts are voting for the top 10 best players at each of their respective positions.
So far, the Dallas Cowboys have landed two players on these lists. QB Dak Prescott ranks as the 10th best quarterback while WR CeeDee Lamb lands as the fourth-best wide receiver according to the survey.
Fowler’s rankings inspired me to take a look at the Cowboys’ 2024 schedule and rank the top three position groups based on the teams Dallas will be facing. I have a few articles published on the website already. Here are the links for your pleasure:
Quarterbacks
Rushing Attack
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends
A hot topic surrounding the Dallas Cowboys this offseason has been the state of their offensive line. It appears inevitable that two of the five offensive linemen starting week 1 will be rookies.
Barring any surprises, first round pick Tyler Guyton will be starting at left tackle to protect Dak Prescott’s blindside. With C Tyler Biadasz fleeing for Washington, there will also be a new center. The favorite is third round pick Cooper Beebe.
While the Cowboys’ offensive line seems to be in a state of flux, our focus today will be the offensive lines that they will be facing this season.
In the same style as my previous articles in this series, I will identify the top three offensive lines on the Cowboys’ 2024 schedule. The top three should come as no surprise.