After a career that saw him earn more Pro Bowl berths than holding penalties, Cowboys OL Zack Martin will officially retire from the NFL this week.

Incredible personal mark, he only had seven holding penalties in 11 years, and add nine Pro Bowls and seven All-Pros for the Notre Dame graduate.. The Dallas Cowboys will honor and say goodbye to the great Zack Martin this week in an official retirement press conference on Wednesday inside The Star.

Martin, 34, is among the most decorated offensive linemen in NFL history as he spent his entire 11-year career playing for the Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys guard Zack Martin is set to officially announce his retirement at a press conference on Wednesday, the Cowboys announced. It will be held at 11 a.m.

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

Two people with knowledge of the decision say Zack Martin is retiring after a decorated career that included seven All-Pro seasons at right guard with the Dallas Cowboys.

Zack Martin told the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday of his intention to retire after 11 seasons. Mart is a nine-time Pro Bowler, and seven-tiime All-Pro Bowler. He played in 162 games, starting every one. Martin was limited to 10 games in 2024 after playing 15 in 2023. He had ankle surgery in December 2024

Canton, Ohio, is the next stop for this Dallas Cowboys lineman after cementing a Hall of Fame career across 11 seasons.

He took some time after the season to make his decision and told the Cowboys 12 days ago that he was calling it quits. Martin end