Ezekiel Elliott Or Dalvin Cook SIGNING With Cowboys? + NFL Coach RIPS Micah Parsons
Ezekiel Elliott Or Dalvin Cook SIGNING With Cowboys? + NFL Coach RIPS Micah Parsons
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Dallas Cowboys rumors continue to upset Cowboys Report host Tom Downey, with the latest conversations focusing on Ezekiel Elliott or Dalvin Cook potentially signing with the Cowboys. These Cowboys rumors have been mentioned before, but it might be more real than ever after the latest Dallas Morning News report. Plus, an anonymous NFL coach has RIPPED Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons, right before it’s contract extension time. That’s suspicious. Take the guesswork out of buying tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account and use code CHATSPORTS for $20 off your first purchase! Check out https://gametime.co for last minute tickets. Tom Downey has you covered with the latest Dallas Cowboys news, rumors, 2024 NFL Draft, NFL Free Agency and other storylines during the offseason! Subscribe to the Cowboys Report by Chat Sports today: https://www.youtube.com/CowboysTV?sub_confirmation=1 Cowboys rumors on Ezekiel Elliott and Dalvin Cook are back. Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News reports the Cowboys could have interest in signing one of those veteran backs to pair with a rookie running back: “Ezekiel Elliott and Dalvin Cook are two veteran options who stand to draw strong club consideration as free agency progresses … Team owner Jerry Jones and executive vice president Stephen Jones told The Dallas Morning News this week at the NFL’s annual meeting they could neither confirm nor deny interest in the running backs. While they declined to comment, anyone contemplating the Cowboys’ direction at the position would be wise to monitor the veteran running backs in conjunction with a rookie pick. Multiple people familiar with the players’ thinking told The News the veterans have interest in potentially signing with Dallas.” Cowboys Report host Tom Downey’s biggest problem with signing those players are that they just aren’t good anymore. In fact, for all the correct complaining about the short yardage offense, Ezekiel Elliott was worse in t
