2.) Cameron Fleming
Cameron Fleming is a career back up for the most part. At 27 years old, Fleming has played in 75 regular-season games with 26 starts. He also has 11 postseason games of experience, including a Super Bowl appearance. Having a true swing tackle to supplement injuries and deficiencies, Fleming was supposed to fill that role adequately.
However, with Solder opting out, Fleming could be injected into a starting role immediately. His experience is a major part of his value, and having experience with offensive line coach Marc Colombo is tremendous.
In addition, Fleming filled in for Tyron Smith last year and played at a solid level. He was able to anchor down the Cowboys’ offensive line, giving up just two sacks and 13 pressures over 10 games. He’s not a flashy lineman, but he gets the job done with grit and strength. His ability to anchor I pass blocking makes him a good player, but he is not flexible and can be defeated against bendy pass rushers.