Can Zeke Help Cowboys Back To The Future?
My initial thoughts on the conventional-wisdom-style analysis of the 2016 Cowboys offense that it should simply mimic the 2014 Cowboys?
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My initial thoughts on the conventional-wisdom-style analysis of the 2016 Cowboys offense that it should simply mimic the 2014 Cowboys?
It's time for some Dallas Cowboys trade talk, on three levels...
Football at Valley Ranch is about to get serious. Tony Romo will lead his team onto the field for Dallas Cowboys OTAs today, his first official "full-go'' work since breaking his collarbone in December.
Ezekiel Elliott likes to call himself a "Hero In A Half-Shirt,'' and while this is in part about fun, fashion and comfort, it's also about business.
The Dallas Cowboys first-round NFL Draft pick has officially signed his contract with the club.
On one of his first touches in a Dallas Cowboys uniform at Friday's rookie minicamp at Valley Ranch, first-rounder Ezekiel Elliott slipped during an agility drill, causing his body to nudge one of the cones.
Jerry Jones also says that Kellen Moore will be Romo's backup.
It's a fun game: Cowboys draftees get their freshly-assigned numbers and we try to attach significance to the assignments.
I've tried desperately to preach that while Jerry Jones remains the general (manager) of the Cowboys, his trusted lieutenants have power, too.
Elliott has flash. Elliott is marketable. But most of all: He's the guy, along with Florida State defensive back Jalen Ramsey, who held top spots on the Dallas draft board.
After talking with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and coach Jason Garrett, Elliott spoke exclusively with 105.3 The Fan!
Ezekiel Elliott already has a lofty spot in Dallas Cowboys lore. Now the former Ohio State running back has to try to live up to it.
"The funny thing is I won the National Championship (with Ohio State) at Jerry World," Elliott told ESPN moments after donning a Dallas Cowboys cap.
Be Prepared for the Dallas Cowboys to have Florida State defensive back Jalen Ramsey on the top of their NFL Draft board.
No secret is being made at Valley Ranch about Ezekiel Elliott being considered by the Dallas Cowboys' choice with the fourth overall pick.
The clock is ticking for the Dallas Cowboys. The NFL Draft is nine days away and everyone is wondering what they're going to do with the number four overall pick.
There's a deep crop of running backs in this year's draft, and there could be some NFL squads looking to trade up to snag Ezekiel Elliott or Derrick Henry.
A handful of Cowboys staffers were on the Ohio State campus on Wednesday for yet another close look at prospects like defensive end Joey Bosa and running back Ezekiel Elliott, both of whom may be worthy of the No. 4 overall pick.
There are multiple ways to skin the NFL cat, as the Dallas Cowboys are proving with one aspect of their 30 Pre-Draft Visits this week at Valley Ranch.
Some people like to do Big Boards leading up the the NFL Draft that include 32 guys since there are usually 32 picks in the first round.
The Buckeyes haven't lived up to expectations so far, what's the reason?
After running for 246 yards and four touchdowns and leading Ohio State to victory in the National Championship game on Monday, Ezekiel Elliott has become a household name.
