Cowboys front office dropped a major hint surrounding starting lineup

Dallas Cowboys training camp is officially underway , which means their 2024 starting lineup will become clearer day by day.

On Day 1 of camp practice, Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones may have already answered two looming questions surrounding the offensive line.

And that's, 'Who starts at left guard and center for the Cowboys this fall?'

When addressed about losing key offensive linemen Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz to NFL free agency, Stephen highlighted rookies Tyler Guyton and Cooper Beebe as the two players who will "do a great job" at stepping up in their place.

Both Guyton and Beebe were early spring standouts through OTAs and rookie and mandatory minicamp.

Guyton, a 6-foot-7, 322-pound right tackle out of Oklahoma, was selected at No. 29 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Cowboys, who didn't hesitate to move him to left tackle.

Meanwhile, Guyton didn't hesitate to get to work at his new position and rented an Airbnb near the Star just two days after he was drafted. So, it's no surprise that Stephen already trusts him to be their guy at left guard.

BeBee, a 6-foot-3, 320-pound left guard and right tackle out of Kansas State, was also told to make a change and start learning the center position right after he was selected in the third round of April's draft.

Unlike Guyton, BeBee didn't buy an Airbnb, but that didn't keep him from getting to work right away as he was home snapping to his dad and younger brother, or whoever was available.

Of course, there's still a lot of training camp left to go , and both rookies will still need to earn their respective jobs, but it will be fun to continue to watch them progress and beat out the vets over the next few weeks.

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