To create some competition along the offensive line, Dallas agreed to terms with former Dolphins guard Robert Jones. Jones started 17 games for Miami at left guard during the 2024 season. Here are five things to know about Dallas’ newest offensive lineman:

Jones is a 26-year-old coming off his first full season as a starting guard in Miami. Undrafted four years ago, Jones made the Dolphins’ roster each year as a backup and started 13 games from 2021-2023 until earning the full-time spot.

A 17-game Dolphins starter last season, Robert Jones observed James Daniels commit to Miami earlier Monday night. Hours later, the

The Cowboys have agreed to terms with former Dolphins offensive lineman Robert Jones, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Dallas Morning News. Jones spent the last four seasons in Miami, starting 17 games at left guard for the team in 2024. Jones and the Cowboys agreed to a one-year deal.

It probably wasn't the moves Cowboys fans were wishing for, but the team did come to terms with two outside free agents Monday, and in the process, filled two needs.

The NFL is currently in its offseason. While that means the start of free agency for the players and teams, it also means a little bit of time in the sun for some of the iconic Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders.