Terence Steele, the Dallas Cowboys' veteran right tackle, reflects on his journey from an undrafted rookie to a seasoned starter heading into his seventh season. He emphasizes the importance of physicality in the team's identity and responsibilities as a mentor to younger offensive linemen, including Tyler Guyton. Steele praised Guyton’s commitment and professionalism as he competes for a starting left tackle position, showing impressive work ethic since February. As the Cowboys prepare for joint practices with the Los Angeles Rams, Steele underscores that physicality needs to be the team's hallmark daily throughout the season.

By the Numbers
  • Terence Steele has 91 career starts since entering the NFL.
  • This season marks Steele's seventh year in the league.
State of Play
  • The Cowboys will face the Rams in joint practices, a crucial early test for the team.
  • Tyler Guyton is competing for the starting left tackle role after significant offseason preparation.
What's Next

The Cowboys will need to demonstrate their physicality and work ethic in upcoming training sessions and preseason games to establish team identity and readiness for the regular season.

Bottom Line

Terence Steele embodies the transformation and growth of the Cowboys as a team, emphasizing that their success hinges on consistent physicality and mentorship within the offensive line.