It's a final time to unwind before get rolling into NFL Draft week. There will be plenty of intrigue in the days leading up to the draft with the smokescreens and rumors in full swing, so we'll have to see how the Cowboys get tied into the news.

On Wednesday, Smith retired from the Cowboys, signing a one-day contract to end a career with eight Pro Bowls, two All-Pro teams and 2010 All-Decade honors on his résumé. He’s got a Pro Football Hall of Fame jacket awaiting him when he’s eligible in 2030.

Tyron Smith was 20 years old when he was drafted into the first round by the Dallas Cowboys in 2011. Now 34, Smith retired as a Cowboy on Wednesday, signing a one-year deal to make it official after spending last season with the New York Jets.