49ers Make QB Change; Cowboys Get To Keep Zeke Active
Elliott and the Cowboys will try to spoil Beathard's starting debut when the Cowboys (2-3) visit the 49ers (0-6) on Sunday.
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Elliott and the Cowboys will try to spoil Beathard's starting debut when the Cowboys (2-3) visit the 49ers (0-6) on Sunday.
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Tank is leading the NFL with 8.5 sacks. And it is a contract year.
Sources tell The Fan's Mike Fisher that there are higher-ups in the Elliott camp who "know nothing'' about reports of a settlement between the player (represented by the NFLPA) and the league (which continues to push for the enforcement of a six-game suspension).
The NFL announced Wednesday that the Dallas Cowboys will host the 2018 NFL draft.
NFL players and owners held an unusual meeting Tuesday to discuss social issues, a session both sides termed positive and productive.
The restraining order will stay in place until at least October 30, allowing Elliott to play the next two Sundays.
Attorneys for Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott are set for an emergency hearing in federal court in New York, as they try to once again stop the running back's suspension.
The NFL Players Association has filed an appeal in a federal court in New York in an attempt to get Ezekiel Elliott on the field for Sunday's game.
A group of local pastors and community activists expressed support for Colin Kaepernick and gave Cowboys owner Jerry Jones a piece of their mind in light of recent protests on the football field.
Unless things change, Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott will not be playing in Sunday's game against the 49ers, and the NFL wants to keep things that way.
The NFLPA will file a petition for a rehearing of Elliott's case with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, according to multiple reports.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says running back Ezekiel Elliott didn't get fair treatment from the NFL in his domestic violence case.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled favor of NFL's appeal for an emergency stay in the Ezekiel Elliott preliminary injunction.
The NFL and the Patriots, Raiders and Steelers will together contribute $200,000 to support disaster relief efforts following last month's earthquake in Mexico City.
