In addition to letting Tony Pollard depart and sign with the Tennessee Titans, the Dallas Cowboys were unable to sign any of the top running back free agents. But the Cowboys might bring in a very familiar person as a veteran at the position, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
Dallas and former first-round pick Ezekiel Elliott are interested in getting back together, according to a report from Fowler on Saturday Dallas and former first-round selection Ezekiel Elliott are interested in getting back together, according to a report from Fowler on Saturday.
with Dallas and claimed two rushing crowns in his first three seasons, earning him a $90 million, six-year contract deal in 2019. After that, he placed second in all-purpose yards and fourth in rushing that season, but he started to suffer. Elliott began to experience some bothersome injuries, which prevented him from gaining 1,000 yards in 2020. He returned to that level the following season, but by then it was obvious that Pollard was the more productive player, and in 2022 they shared the backfield.
Elliott was wanted back by the Cowboys last season, although at a reduced cost, but a deal could not be reached. Elliott has 184 carries for 642 yards last season with the New England Patriots
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