WATCH: Cowboys Home Workouts of Tyron Smith & Gerald McCoy

WATCH: Worried That Some Dallas Cowboys Might Not Be Staying In Offseason Shape? Check Out the Home Workouts of Tyron Smith & Gerald McCoy

FRISCO - it’s a natural concern, especially for the NFL’s big guys: During any offseason - but especially this COVID-19-driven offseason, teams work to help players stay in shape ... and worry that they don’t.

In the cases of two key Dallas Cowboys in the trenches?

No worries.

First let’s check in with Gerald McCoy, the Pro Bowl defensive tackle who has “come home” to America’s Team. McCoy, 32, is an up field force at any size; at 6-4, he’s traditionally played at around 300 pounds.

But now? While we don't know exactly where the Cowboys want McCoy's playing weight to be, there is a tapered look to his torso ...

Cowboys DT Gerald McCoy has lost 20 lbs according to his Instagram story. pic.twitter.com/XR7Nt3yhbT

— RJ Ochoa (@rjochoa) May 15, 2020

"Down 20 pounds!'' McCoy writes.

And speaking of a tapered torso ...

For as long as we’ve been aware of Tyron Smith, he’s been built like this. A 6-5, 312-pound offensive tackle who is so fit he looks like an inflated gymnast. Is he naturally athletic and strong? Sure - but it’s not fair to rob him of credit for the work he puts in ...

Tyron Smith’s quarantined workout was motivated by:

A) His drive to continue his Hall of Fame career and his desire for a Super Bowl championship

B) He’s watching @TheRock and thought, “Why the hell am I laying on this couch?!” #DallasCowboys pic.twitter.com/cLFhkGAJrY

— 𝗧𝗥𝗢𝗬 𝗛𝗨𝗚𝗛𝗘𝗦 (@TommySledge) May 15, 2020

Including work with his family, executing this unusual “lift” while watching fellow physical phenom “The Rock” do some acting.

"Gotta get creative with these workouts,'' Tyron writes.

For many of us, COVID-19 quarantine has meant some boredom, some bad eating habits and the inability to go to the gym. For two important members of the 2020 Dallas Cowboys? Relative isolation has obviously been accepted as a reality ... and a way to stay at the top of their games.