Of course, Dallas is always interested in drafting offensive line talent.

When Tyler Smith was selected 24th overall last year, it made him the fourth first-round offensive lineman the team has drafted in the last 12 drafts. The Cowboys have picked seven offensive linemen over the same time span in the first three rounds, so they like trying to win in the trenches. With veteran Tyron Smith’s injury history, Terence Steele returning from a torn ACL, and the lack of depth in the group, the team could draft one of the premiere talents.

TCU’s Steve Avila tops the list, has visited the Cowboys, and remains one of the most popular selections in most mock drafts.

TCU guard Steve Avila is at The Ford Center visiting with the #Cowboys 👀

He uploaded this onto his IG story this morning. He’s in play for the Cowboys at pick 26. pic.twitter.com/VTlV3cr8S4

— Ernie (@es3_09) April 4, 2023

Other interior offensive linemen who make sense for the Cowboys include Tennessee’s Darnell Wright, Minnesota’s John Michael Schmitz, Wisconsin’s Joe Tippmann, Florida’s O’Cyrus Torrence or Chandler Zavala from N.C. State . Any guard or center drafted likely means the team is moving Tyler Smith to LT permanently and will decide on what to do with Tyron Smith and Steele.

Adding an offensive lineman would address a weakness in Dallas, which is an admission the team’s in the middle of an OL rebuild. Age and injuries have rendered a once dominant unit into a shell of its former self. Drafting an offensive lineman would continue the remake.