The Dallas Cowboys are eyeing ways to enhance their offensive line, particularly through the 2025 NFL Draft. Despite investing in a left tackle last year, concerns linger about the performance of rookie Tyler Guyton and veteran Terence Steele. Guyton struggled with a Pro Football Focus grade of 49.4, while Steele’s performance fell short of expectations with numerous penalties and sacks allowed. As Dak Prescott's effectiveness hinges on a reliable offensive line, the Cowboys' focus on top tackles in the upcoming draft could be pivotal.

The draft presents a range of prospects, including Ozzy Trapilo from Boston College, Aireontae Ersery from Minnesota, and Will Campbell from LSU, each showcasing traits that could bolster the offensive line. Campbell, notably a consensus All-American, is viewed as among the safest bets to avoid being a draft bust. Dallas may find a worthy replacement for Steele, aiming for robust pass protection and run-blocking capabilities. The Cowboys' strategic moves could determine their success in the coming season.