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.
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Cowboys guard Zack Martin has decided to call it a career. The 34-year-old Martin told the Cowboys he plans to retire, according to NFL Network. Martin was poised to become a free agent next month and could have tried to get one more payday,
The Dallas Cowboys have a lot to figure out in 2025, and now the team will have to replace one of its best players. Perennial All-Pro offensive guard Zack Martin has informed the team that he plans to retire from the NFL.
Seven-time All-Pro guard Zack Martin has informed the #Cowboys that he plans to retire, sources tell The Insiders. One of the greatest linemen of his era and a probable Pro Football Hall of Famer, Martin walks away at age 34. pic.twitter.com/M4RqV7VoB8
As a staple on the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive line for over a decade, there was a possibility that Zack Martin could hit free agency or retire in 2025, ending his tenure with the team after 11 seasons regardless of what he decided.
The Dallas Cowboys are facing substantial change this offseason, with former offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer, taking over from the departed Mike McCarthy as head coach. And with 8 starters set to hit free agency in March,
The Dallas Cowboys will need to find a replacement for right guard Zack Martin this offseason, but they may not find it in the player who could be the most coveted offensive lineman to hit free agency.
The Dallas Cowboys will lose one of the team’s most decorated players in franchise history with the retirement of seven-time All-Pro Zack Martin.