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Tagged: Ezekiel Elliott (191 Results)

Around the NFL: Ezekiel Elliott

What now for Ezekiel Elliott? He’s due a base salary of $10.9 million next season, and he won’t be back at that price tag. But could the Cowboys bring him back at a reduced rate?   more »

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Nov
21

Pollard leads Cowboys as Dallas crushes Minnesota

Dallas Cowboys running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT returned to action in Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, but it was fellow running back TONY POLLARD who stole the headlines. Pollard and ElliottMore both scored 2 touchdowns against the Vikings, but Pollard also added 80 rushing yards and another 109 yards on a team-high six receptions. Pollard and Elliott will be back in action again soon, squaring off on Thanksgiving Day against the Division rival New York Giants. Less

Source: Team Website

NFL Injury Report: NFL injury report

The Saturday version of the league’s injury report is out, and there are some notable names on it. (And not on it, in the case of Jahan Dotson.)   more »

Nov
9

Cowboys anticipate return of RB Elliott vs. Packers

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said on Tuesday that the team believes running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT will be well enough to play against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Elliott hasMore been recovering from a knee injury. The Cowboys practice next today, and they will release their first injury report of the week after the practice session. Meanwhile, fellow running back TONY POLLARD has played well alongside Elliott in the backfield, and he filled in nicely as the next man up last weekend. Less

Source: NBC Sports

Oct
31

Cowboys RB Pollard has career day vs. Bears

Dallas running back TONY POLLARD ignited the Cowboys offense on Sunday against the Chicago Bears, scoring 3 touchdowns while filling in for injured fellow running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT. Pollard did wellMore as the next man up in the Cowboys backfield, totaling 146 total yards from scrimmage in addition to the touchdowns. Less

Source: Team Website

Oct
28

Cowboys RB Elliot misses second consecutive practice

Dallas Cowboys running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT missed his second practice this week with a knee injury, further putting his availability for Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears in doubt. Fantasy ownersMore will need to continue to monitor Elliott’s progress, but TONY POLLARD appears to be the next man up in the Cowboys backfield. Less

Source: Team Blog

Oct
27

Cowboys RB Elliott iffy vs. Bears

Dallas Cowboys running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT is dealing with a knee strain that has his status for Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears in question. Elliott has missed just one gameMore in his career due to an injury and has played through injuries on multiple occasions. Fantasy owners will need to monitor his progress in the days ahead, but fellow running back TONY POLLARD could be the next man up in the Cowboys backfield this weekend. Less

Source: Team Website

Mailbag: October 13, 2022

Ian Allan answers your fantasy football questions. In this edition. Why Ezekiel Elliott is a sneaky buy-low candidate. Is are the Colts officially done? And waiting for Joe Mixon and JaMarr Chase to turn things around? more »

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Podcast: July 29 episode of the Fantasy Index Podcast available now

Ian Allan and Justin Eleff preview the NFC East. Sponsored by FanDraft; use promo code INDEX22 to save 15% at FanDraft.com.  more »

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Around the NFL: Ezekiel Elliott

Saw a story last week that Ezekiel Elliott feels he has something to prove this season. He was playing hurt last year, which he feels contributed to him finishing with lesser numbers. A perennial first-round pick, Elliott is slipping to the third and fourth rounds in drafts so far.   more »

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May
23

Cowboys RB Pollard headed for career-year?

The Dallas Cowboys have been slowly working running back TONY POLLARD into more of the running game over the last few years, with that trend expected to continue into the upcomingMore 2022 season. While fellow running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT will still be in the mix, his touch percentage has been declining – from 78% in 2019 to 70% in 2020 and down to 62% last year. Pollard has also shown an explosiveness to his game that could take him to new heights in 2022 with increased opportunity. Less

Source: Team Blog

Factoid: Dallas Cowboys

Ezekiel Elliott is only 26, but he seems a lot older. He sure has declined over the years, to the point where I don’t think he would be a starting running back on most NFL teams.   more »

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Jan
18

Cowboys RB Elliott played through knee injury this season

Dallas Cowboys star running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT said that he played through a partially torn posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee this season, including during Sunday’s playoff loss to theMore San Francisco 49ers. Elliott added that he would not need a procedure in the offseason but he would need time to heal. The injury apparently occurred in Week #4 against the Carolina Panthers, and Elliott appeared on the injury report the rest of the season. Less

Source: Team Website

Around the NFL: Ezekiel Elliott

Now that the season is over, Ezekiel Elliott wants everyone to know that the knee injury he suffered back in Week 3 involved a partially torn PCL – that he’s been playing hurt all year. But that seems kind of fishy at this point.   more »

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Dec
10

Cowboys RB Pollard has torn plantar fascia

Dallas Cowboys running back TONY POLLARD has a torn plantar fascia and will be a game-time decision for Sunday’s game against the Washington Football Team. Pollard reportedly suffered the injury duringMore a long touchdown run last weekend against the New Orleans Saints. Pollard missed his second straight practice on Thursday and said that he is a “game-time decision” for Sunday’s game. Fellow running back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT continues to deal with a knee injury, although he was a full participant in Thursday’s practice. Less

Source: Dallas Morning News

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