Ezekiel Elliott's Diminished Role Sparks Controversy in Dallas
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones claims they are 'saving' Elliott amid the running back's confusion over limited usage.
- Ezekiel Elliott has expressed confusion and frustration over his reduced role in the Cowboys' offense this season.
- Owner Jerry Jones has stated that limiting Elliott's playtime is a strategic move to preserve his health and effectiveness.
- Rico Dowdle has emerged as the primary running back, outperforming Elliott with more carries and yardage.
- Elliott's declining performance, with a career-low 3.3 yards per carry, contrasts sharply with his past achievements.
- Despite Elliott's diminished role, Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott remains confident in Elliott's potential contributions.