Cowboys Re-sign T.J. Bass, Strengthen Offensive Line

For the NFL, it's March 17th, and here's what's going on.

The Dallas Cowboys are bolstering their offensive line depth this offseason by bringing back

Guard TJ Bass.

He signed a second-round restricted free agent tender, guaranteeing his spot on the roster

for next season.

This move lets the team match any outside offers, and keep a reliable depth piece.

Bass has spent three seasons with Dallas, appearing in 48 games, and earning 10 starts

along the way.

This year, the offensive coordinator highlighted his strong play at Guard and pushed for more

reps at center to build versatility across the line.

That flexibility matters a lot, especially since having multiple players who can snap

the ball reduces game day risks.

Bass fits right into the Cowboys' plan to maintain a solid front without major overhalls.

Meanwhile, Dallas has locked in other key returners like defensive in Sam Williams and

kicker Brandon Aubrey.

They've also added free agents such as safety Jalen Thompson on a three-year, $36 million

deal, plus defensive tackle Otheto Adbania, and offensive lineman Matt Hinesi.

The offseason keeps rolling, and more moves could be coming for the Cowboys as they gear

up.

We'll keep an eye on how the roster shapes up.

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