Terence Steele is the only offensive lineman for the Cowboys who has not missed time due to injury this season, highlighting the team's struggles with depth and consistency on the offensive line.

Terence Steele was involved in a contentious moment during the game when he, along with tight end Luke Schoonmaker, confronted Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt after a play. Steele's shove towards Pratt contributed to the escalation of the incident, which ultimately led to Schoonmaker being penalized for unnecessary roughness.

Terence Steele has regressed into a liability for the Cowboys, surrendering nine sacks and committing three false start penalties this season. Cutting him could create around $4 million in cap space before June 1, and a post-June 1 designation would clear approximately $14 million, making his release a financially strategic move for the team.

Terence Steele has struggled this season, particularly highlighted during the game against the Texans when he allowed a crucial sack by Danielle Hunter, resulting in a three-and-out for the Cowboys. This play exemplified his ongoing issues since signing an extension, as Dallas remains the only team yet to score on the opening drives of the first or third quarters.

Terence Steele struggled during the game, failing to secure a fumble after a strip sack on Cooper Rush. His attempt to recover the ball was hindered when he did not dive on it, preventing teammate Hunter Luepke from making the recovery. This moment highlighted the team’s ongoing issues with ball security, contributing to their overall turnover problems.