At one point in time, the Dallas Cowboys had the top offensive line in the NFL when Tyron Smith, Zack Martin, and Travis Frederick were leading the charge. Injuries to Smith and the retirement of Frederick have caused Dallas to dip a bit when it comes to the better offensive line units across the league.

There’s been a drop-off, but per Pro Football Focus, the Cowboys offensive line still ranks among the best as they came in as the 10th-ranked unit of its kind in the NFL.

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Although the Cowboys’ offensive line had been among the five best units in the league for years, that position is in jeopardy going forward. The Cowboys let left tackle Tyron Smith and center Tyler Biadasz walk in free agency, and now rookie left tackle Tyler Guyton is set to replace Smith while Brock Hoffman is expected to play center.

It did not help Dallas that right tackle Terence Steele had a disappointing 2023 season coming back from injury. The team still has one of the better guard duos in Tyler Smith and Zack Martin, but it is unknown how much quality is around them.

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The part about Brock Hoffman starting at center isn’t edged in stone yet, though. Rookie Cooper Beebe will have a lot to say about that with his raw power and technique. Hoffman will have the advantage from an experience standpoint, but Beebe has a higher ceiling when it comes to talent, making it one of the most intriguing training camp battles.

Guyton is tasked with being the next top guy at left tackle. He has to get better at some things, but Guyton’s strength and athleticism at 6’8 and 322 pounds give him a perfect base to be coached up and developed. Steele wasn’t horrible by any means in 2023, but he’ll certainly need to take it back up a notch to where he was a few years ago when he looked like one of the better right tackles in the league.

The question marks are there on the Cowboys offensive line, but there’s also plenty of talent and upside. Getting Guyton up to speed and Steele back to form are key, and if that does happen in 2024, the Cowboys will have a shot to control the line of scrimmage and keep their defense fresh, which has worked wonders over the last few years when that’s been the case.

Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority Takes Travelers Beyond the Beach This Season with Experiential App Featuring Locally-Curated Itineraries

The Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority (MBVCA) is giving travelers and beach-goers the tools they need to effortlessly go beyond the beach and make future plans through immersive technology. The new EXP Miami Beach Tours App, now available on Apple and Google, EXP Miami Beach Tours (EXPMiamiBeach.Tours), serves as an extension of the Experience Miami Beach App, a guide for sunseekers that delivers insider takes on the best ways to experience Miami Beach.   EXP Miami Beach Tours App users can choose from a selection of curated itineraries including video and visual highlights and pins that allow travelers to self-guide their own day, weekend or week on Miami Beach. 

“While our shoreline is world-famous, Miami Beach is home to a variety of experiences, landmarks and installations that represent the history of our city and its global influence. The EXP Miami Beach Tours App takes our visitors on a journey beyond the beach to discover the diversity of our destination,” says Peggy Benua, Chairwoman, Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority. “Our team has worked with local experts to craft itineraries that cater to varying travel styles and interests.  This offering allows visitors to start planning their future visits with ease.”  

The EXP Miami Beach Tours App collectively showcases city expert picks and walks users through Miami Beach’s iconic landmarks and activities including the Art Deco District, a public art collection, Michelin- recognized and awarded restaurants, LGBTQ+ landmarks, historic architecture and design and more.  As an entity dedicated to equipping visitors with new resources and tools to make summer travel plans, the EXP Miami Beach Tours App is a strategic enhancement to the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority’s collection of offerings leveraging user-friendly technology to make planning even easier for future visitors. Travelers can identify the sites and experiences they prefer before they even arrive, leaving more time for them to enjoy the many offerings of Miami Beach. In addition to the EXP Miami Beach Tours App, a new video series highlighting a variety of ways to go beyond the beach will be released weekly on the Experience Miami Beach Instagram handle, featuring the city’s rooftops, restaurants, pools, art installations and hidden gems. 

Those ready to become a Miami Beach insider this summer can download the EXP Miami Beach Tours App and now, sign up for a dedicated newsletter featuring events and special offers at destination hotels and restaurants at https://www.miamibeachvca.com/ and follow the @experiencemiamibeach handles on Instagram and Facebook.

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ATLANTA – People traveling from Texas to Atlanta or Atlanta to Texas today by airplane may be impacted by Hurricane Beryl.

Thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled within, into, or out of the U.S. because of the hurricane, according to FlightAware.com.

Beryl made landfall early this morning in Texas as a Category 1 hurricane.

As of 10 a.m. ET, there have been more than 1,800 cancelations and 17,676 delays.

United Airlines has the most cancelations, with more than 400, or 14% of the airline’s total schedule.

Southwest Airlines has canceled more than 260 flights.

Regional airline Mesa Airlines has canceled 198 flights, and CommuteAir has canceled 143.

American Airlines has canceled 51, Spirit has canceled 45, and Delta has canceled 28.

Most of the cancelations are centered around Texas, especially at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport, which has seen more than 520 cancelations so far.

William P. Hobby Airport in Houston has had more than 120 flights canceled and 5 flights delayed. Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport shows 28 canceled flights and 75 delayed flights.

At Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, there have been a total of 42 flights canceled so far today and 138 flights delayed as of this writing, according to FlightAware.com. 

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The majority of those canceled/delayed are flights from/to the airports in Texas. 

United, Southwest, Frontier, Spirit and Atlanta-based Delta Airlines have issued travel advisories.

Hurricane Beryl is expected to turn to the northeast and increase in speed Monday night and Tuesday, according to the Associated Press. The storm’s center is expected to move over eastern Texas on Monday and through the lower Mississippi Valley and into the Ohio Valley on Tuesday and Wednesday. It is expected to weaken to a tropical depression by Tuesday.