Cowboys predicted to replace 9-time Pro Bowler with this AFC veteran
The Dallas Cowboys season is not going the way they planned, but the way many predicted. Sitting at 3-5 through what used to be the midpoint of the season, things are looking bleak considering the schedule they will face. Dallas is now without quarterback Dak Prescott for the foreseeable future, and the foreseeable future has them taking on the 6-2 Philadelphia Eagles, 6-3 Houston Texans and 7-2 Washington Commanders over the next three weeks.
So fans who were already disgruntled are becoming apathetic towards the 2024 season and have already started looking ahead. That vision probably needs to include an offensive line without staple Zack Martin, who is a 2025 unrestricted free agent and has already hinted at retirement this past offseason. Recently Bleacher Report tried to predict who could take Martin's place, and they landed on current Miami Dolphins starter Robert Jones.
Jones was an undrafted free agent from the 2021 draft class out of Middle Tennessee. He's 6-foot-4 and weighs 321 pounds. Dallas has a handful of internal candidates as well, most notably T.J. Bass, a 2023 undrafted free agent out of Oregon.
The Cowboys have nine games remaining in their season to see if any additional options emerge.
This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Cowboys predicted to replace 9-time Pro Bowler with this AFC veteran
