Cowboys No-Zeke Running Backs Want 'The Train To Go On'
The Cowboys running backs remain hyper-aware of who is the top dog in the room, even if that dog is now in the NFL's doghouse for the next six weeks.
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The Cowboys running backs remain hyper-aware of who is the top dog in the room, even if that dog is now in the NFL's doghouse for the next six weeks.
Lawyers for the NFL have told an appeals court that Elliott has no chance of success with his latest attempt to delay a six-game suspension.
Alfred Morris bristled when asked what has changed for him now that Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is serving a six-game suspension over domestic violence allegations with fading hopes for a third reprieve in court.
Attorneys for Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott have filed a motion Tuesday with the Second Circuit Court of Appeals after a New York judge refused to overturn her previous ruling on Monday night.
The judge in the Ezekiel Elliott case is married to a man that works for the law firm that helped the NFL craft the CBA.
After a judge decided to uphold the NFL's six-game suspension of Ezekiel Elliott, many Cowboys fans across DFW were crushed, and immediately became concerned about the rest of the team's season.
Jerry Jones says the Cowboys will deploy three running backs to fill in for the now-suspended Ezekiel Elliott.
Following the recent court decision to uphold the 6-game suspension against Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says the Ezekiel Elliott decision "absolutely " was made to appease the public.
Elliott has another hearing Monday to decide whether he'll serve a six-game suspension as a result of a yearlong NFL investigation that found he had multiple physical confrontations in 2016 with his girlfriend at the time.
Through the decades, when the Cowboys and Redskins met, it often was for the division lead. On Sunday, the archrivals go at it for the 115th time. At stake: second place in the NFC East behind the high-flying Eagles.
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The NFL Players Association filed a 12-page court document late Wednesday.
A judge has rejected the National Football League's attempt to speed up the hearing process in the suspension fight against Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.
Ezekiel Elliott gained 219 yards from scrimmage and tied a career high with three touchdowns.
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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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 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.
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.
"We don't finger-point in this locker room,'' said Ezekiel Elliott in the wake of the Dallas Cowboys' 35-31 loss to the rival Green Bay Packers.
