The future of several Dallas Cowboys’ offensive line backups seems to be coming into focus. Stephen Jones’ recent comments regarding Brock Hoffman possibly starting at center with Cooper Beebe replacing Zack Martin at guard make sense.

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The Carolina Panthers might be getting even more of a return on their investment into right guard Robert Hunt. This past Thursday on Twitter/X, Hunt paid homage to fellow hog molly and future Hall of Famer Zack Martin—who recently informed the Dallas Cowboys of his decision to retire.

Dallas Cowboys offensive guard Zack Martin (70) enters the field during the 2019 Dallas Cowboys Kickoff Luncheon on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The luncheon benefitted the Dallas Cowboys Charity House at Happy Hill Farms.

Cowboys All-Pro guard Zack Martin informed the team that he plans to retire after 11 seasons of sterling play on the Dallas offensive line. Martin’s career saw him go to nine Pro Bowls while committing just seven holding penalties.

The Dallas Cowboys guard reflected on his football career on Wednesday and thanked everyone who helped him along the way.

Dallas Cowboys COO Stephen Jones has revealed how easy it was for the team to pick Zack Martin over Johnny Manziel back in 2014.

After 11 years of outstanding production and nine All-Pros, Martin now rides off into the sunset as one of the best to ever do it - a "twin'' with the late Hall of Famer Larry Allen, as team owner Jerry Jones put it in the Wednesday farewell press conference here inside The Star.