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Tyron Smith signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the team where he spent 14 of his 15 seasons in the NFL. When Smith arrived for his retirement press conference, he didn't come alone.

Tyron Smith signed the ceremonial contract allowing the standout left tackle to retire with the Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday, and prompting beaming owner Jerry Jones to declare, "Officially a Cowboy.

Tyron Smith is calling it a career and doing so as a member of the Dallas Cowboys. The long time left tackle is set to sign a one-day contract with the organization and retire after 14 seasons in ...

For 13 years, Tyron Smith was a fixture on the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line. Selected at No. 9 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft, he developed into one of the top left tackles in the NFL and helped ...

According to insider reports, Tyron Smith is returning to the Dallas Cowboys to retire. The team said Tuesday that they were calling for a press conference for Wednesday, at which Smith will make ...

So it was amusing this week when some fans - and even naive Cowboys-centric websites - bemoaned the Cowboys already issuing Tyron Smith's No. 77 to a journeyman named Saahdiq Charles. Tyron is ...

That's why eight-time Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith went out of his way to thank a laundry list of teammates at his retirement press conference on Wednesday. Some of the notable Dallas ...

The ink hasn't even dried from Tyron Smith's one-day contract, and the team has already handed out his No. 77 jersey to Saahdiq Charles, who recently signed with the Dallas Cowboys. There are two ...

FRISCO, Texas -- Nearly two months after Zack Martin retired, another Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman has decided to walk away from the game in eight-time Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith.