Nine-time Pro Bowl guard Zack Martin has informed the Dallas Cowboys of his plans to retire after an 11-year career with the team, multiple sources say. Martin was drafted by the Cowboys in 2014 after playing college football at the University of Notre Dame.

Seven-time All-Pro guard Zack Martin has informed the #Cowboys that he plans to retire, sources tell The Insiders. One of the greatest linemen of his era and a probable Pro Football Hall of Famer, Martin walks away at age 34. pic.twitter.com/M4RqV7VoB8

The Dallas Cowboys will lose one of the team’s most decorated players in franchise history with the retirement of seven-time All-Pro Zack Martin.

Congrats to Zack Martin on a first-ballot Hall of Fame career, 9 PBowls in 11 years. Regrets to Dak Prescott now that Zack is retiring and leaving a gaping hole in the offensive line. Zack Martin with one of the most ridiculous stats you’ll ever see 🤯 pic.twitter.com/c5t4rwUTPz

James Jones explains why the Dallas Cowboys are in trouble with Zack Martin's decision to retire and the unknown with new HC Brian Schottenheimer.

As expected, Zack Martin officially retired earlier this month. As he walked off the field for the final time in 2024, late in the loss to the Houston Texans, with an ankle injury, it was almost assuredly going to be the last time he saw the field in 2024.

Zack Martin’s retirement leaves a Hall of Fame void in the right side of the Cowboys offensive line. Dallas has internal options. But as club officials from every team in the NFL descend on Indianapolis for the scouting combine,

The Dallas Cowboys will have many needs to address when free agency starts. However, their limited cap space could end up dictating what players they can afford.