Ezekiel Elliott has returned to the Dallas Cowboys after signing a new deal with the team. Running back Elliott, who was part of the Cowboys’ 2016 draft class along with quarterback Dak Prescott, spent seven seasons together before he left for the Patriots in 2023. Now, Elliott is back in Dallas and Prescott is thrilled to have him back in the locker room.
Prescott expressed his excitement at being teammates with Elliott once again, highlighting the history and bond they share. He praised Elliott for the positive impact he has both in the locker room and on the field, emphasizing the culture and example he sets for others. Prescott believes that Elliott’s presence will benefit the team as a whole, especially the less experienced players in the running back group.
With Elliott’s return, the Cowboys now have a seasoned veteran in their running back group, which Prescott sees as a valuable asset. He believes that the example set by Elliott’s work ethic and approach to the game will have a positive influence on the team. Ultimately, Prescott hopes that Elliott’s contributions on the field will translate to success for the team as a whole, making it a win-win situation for everyone involved.
