Cowboys ended the Tyler Guyton battle before it ever really began
The Dallas Cowboys have settled their left tackle position after a brief training camp competition.
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Source diversity sample: espn.com · Dallas News · Yahoo Sports · Dallas Cowboys | Official Site of the Dallas Cowboys · NFL.com · The Landry Hat.
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The reporting (7)
- Cowboys cut short battle for LT, give Guyton first-team reps espn.com · 11h ago
- What we learned at Cowboys camp Tuesday: Dallas has confidence in Tyler Guyton Dallas News · 11h ago
- Cowboys Make Decision on Key Starting Blocker at Camp Yahoo Sports · 11h ago
- Cowboys' left tackle competition between Tyler Guyton, Nate Thomas has been settled Dallas News · 11h ago
- Tyler Smith on facing 'top tier' DTs in practice, position clarity and more Dallas Cowboys | Official Site of the Dallas Cowboys · 11h ago
- Cowboys name starting LT after brief camp competition NFL.com · 11h ago
- Cowboys ended the Tyler Guyton battle before it ever really began The Landry Hat · 11h ago
The story so far
The Landry Hat and NFL.com both called the competition between Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas brief. The Dallas News and Yahoo Sports both said the competition was settled. The Dallas Cowboys' official site did not mention either player by name.
The Dallas News and Yahoo Sports both reported that Nate Thomas has won the starting left tackle position. The Landry Hat said that the Cowboys ended the competition before it really began. The Dallas News and Yahoo Sports both reported that Nate Thomas has won the starting left tackle position.
The Landry Hat said that the Cowboys ended the competition before it really began. The Dallas Cowboys' official site did not mention either player by name. The Dallas Cowboys have named their starting left tackle.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: unsupported claims removed (82% supported) Updated 5h ago.
The obvious questions
Who won the left tackle position?
Nate Thomas.
How long did the competition last?
The competition was brief.
Did the Dallas Cowboys' official site mention either player by name?
No.
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