OXNARD, Calif. — NFL teams releasing fan-favorite players is not a new concept, but the Dallas Cowboys releasing running back Ezekiel Elliott this offseason was another sign of a changing league.
The three-time Pro Bowler was officially let go in March after spending his entire seven-year career in Dallas. He’s yet to sign elsewhere.
“Obviously, this franchise has had some of the best running backs in the league. When you look at Tony Dorsett, you look at Emmitt Smith, you look at Zeke Elliott — we’ve had great running backs and great respect for that position,” Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said. “We tried to make a deal with Tony, it wasn’t something that worked for either one of us,” Jones said at training camp. “So we’re gonna play under the tag this year and respect that and we’ll see where we end up going forward.”Giants announced a new one-year contractBut not all running backs are happy with what they’re getting. A large contingent of NFL running backs, including Pollard, met on Zoom this past Saturday to discuss the condition of the running back market.
“It’s a distribution process,” Jones said. “If one player gets $1, then the other one doesn’t get it. And so you distribute it as best you can.”
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