Tyron Smith retired as a Dallas Cowboy, signing a one-day contract before announcing his departure. Zack Martin, another former first-round pick, also recently retired. Both players are expected to be honored in the Cowboys' Ring of Honor, with Smith likely headed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame due to his impressive career stats.
Smith, with 14 seasons and numerous accolades, is predicted to be a Hall of Fame inductee, while Martin, known for his exceptional performance over 11 seasons, also boasts a remarkable resume. The question remains as to when these two players will be officially inducted into the Hall of Fame, with the possibility of them both being considered for first-ballot induction in 2030. However, the competitive nature of Hall of Fame selections may present challenges for their immediate entry.
Both Smith and Martin have showcased Hall of Fame-worthy careers, setting the stage for their potential induction in the near future, although the final decision rests with the selectors.