Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliott Explore Reunion Amid Backfield Needs

As Dallas seeks to fill the void left by Tony Pollard's departure, Ezekiel Elliott emerges as a potential key addition.

The Dallas Cowboys and free agent running back Ezekiel Elliott are reportedly considering a reunion, with mutual interest expressed by both parties.
Elliott, who played his first seven NFL seasons with the Cowboys, spent the last season with the New England Patriots, finishing with 642 rushing yards and three touchdowns.
Elliott's potential return to Dallas comes after the departure of Tony Pollard, who signed with the Tennessee Titans, leaving a significant gap in the Cowboys' backfield.
Despite a less stellar season with the Patriots, Elliott's familiarity with the Cowboys and his past performance make him a viable option for Dallas.
The Cowboys currently lack a clear No. 1 running back, making Elliott's experience and previous success with the team valuable assets.