Cowboys' Zack Martin wonders if 2024 might be final season
As Zach Martin enters his 11th season with the Dallas Cowboys, the nine-time Pro Bowler and seven-time first-team All Pro wonders if 2024 could be his final one. Martin turns 34 in November. His nine Pro Bowls are the second most by an offensive lineman in team history -- one behind the 10 Larry Allen earned. His seven first-team All-Pro selections are tied for the most in team history with Bob Lilly and Randy White. While he has missed only 13 games in his career, Martin acknowledged "wear and tear" on his body. Martin held out of a portion of training camp last year before receiving $36 million guaranteed over the 2023 and 2024 seasons, a raise of $8.5 million. The Cowboys reworked Martin's contract again this offseason, but it was with the idea that 2024 could be his final season and allowed them to spread out a potential salary cap hit in 2025 while saving $13.5 million against the 2024 cap.
Cowboys' Zack Martin wonders if 2024 might be final season
Martin turns 34 in November. His nine Pro Bowls are the second most by an offensive lineman in team history -- one behind the 10 Larry Allen earned. His seven first-team All-Pro selections are tied for the most in team history with Bob Lilly and Randy White. While he has missed only 13 games in his career, Martin acknowledged "wear and tear" on his body.
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