As the Dallas Cowboys try to turn around what was a disappointing season to a push for the playoffs next year.

One of their key concerns is ensuring Dak Prescott has solid protection on his blind side as he missed half of the season due to injury.

With the offensive line struggling in certain areas this season, particularly with rookie Tyler Guyton, the Cowboys could be looking to make a significant move.

Guyton, who had a tough year and was benched due to struggles in pass protection, still holds potential but may not be the immediate answer Dallas needs to make a deep playoff run.

To address this critical issue, the Cowboys may turn their attention to a proven veteran Baltimore Ravens left tackle Ronnie Stanley, according to Bleacher Report.

“Tyler Guyton ended up getting benched this year as he struggled in pass protection. While the rookie still has potential, if Dallas is going to make one more Super Bowl run, it needs to find an immediate solution to protect Dak Prescott’s blind side,” Bleacher Report wrote. “Stanley can provide that as he has a good track record as a pass-blocker, including this season, where he surrendered just two sacks, according to Pro Football Focus.”

Stanley has long been regarded as one of the top pass-blocking tackles in the NFL. This season, despite some injuries, he surrendered just two sacks, showcasing his ability to anchor the offensive line and provide stability in crucial moments.

With a solid track record as a pass protector, Stanley would give the Cowboys a significant upgrade at left tackle to protect Prescott who missed time due to injury.

If Dallas is serious about making one more Super Bowl run with Prescott, acquiring Stanley would be a strategic move to shore up the offensive line.

His experience and proven performance in pass protection could be the missing piece to ensure that Prescott has the protection he needs to help lead the Cowboys to championship contention.