Brock Hoffman, a center for the Dallas Cowboys, has played in 5 games this season without any starts. He committed 1 penalty and participated in 1% of the offensive snaps while contributing 37% of the special teams snaps.

Brock Hoffman lost his starting position to Cooper Beebe, who transitioned from guard to center. Despite Hoffman's efforts, Beebe's strong performance has elevated him to one of the top pass-protecting centers in the league, highlighting Dallas's successful decision to move to younger talent in the offseason.

Brock Hoffman is listed as the second-team center on the Cowboys' first unofficial depth chart of the 2024 season, providing depth behind rookie starter Cooper Beebe.

Brock Hoffman is among the nine players projected to be on the Cowboys' offensive line roster. With the injury to veteran swing tackle Chuma Edoga, Hoffman stands to gain more prominence as the team looks to solidify its backup options early in the season. His performance during camp has positioned him favorably to contribute significantly.

Brock Hoffman is competing hard for a spot on the offensive line, impressing Stephen Jones during Wednesday's joint practice with the Rams. While his performance has been notable, the focus is also on the development of rookie linemen Tyler Guyton and Cooper Beebe as they face off against a starting defense.