The Dallas Cowboys have made significant offseason moves, acquiring 10 new players, including notable free agent signings and trades. However, they face challenges following the retirement of nine-time Pro Bowler Zack Martin, leaving a void at right guard. While they secured Robert Jones from Miami and have internal options, analysts suggest that Teven Jenkins of the Chicago Bears could be an ideal fit as a potential addition to their offensive line, especially with projected earnings around $40 million for Jenkins.

Jenkins has demonstrated solid performance metrics, ranking 33rd in pass block win rate, which has generated interest from several teams. At 27, he is entering the prime of his career and could thrive outside the Bears' struggling offense. His ability to stay healthy and draw minimal penalties also adds value, making him a smart investment for the Cowboys, who still have ample cap space.