Zeke is a prominent figure in the NFL that has one of if not THE most difficult running style to tackle. Doctors and trainers spent the following several minutes assessing Elliott, one of former Ohio State star who was drafted with pick No.

Elliott, who has been one of the NFL’s best backs since joining Cowboys Speed, strength and vision are what makes that a hard guy to get down onto the ground. He averaged a hefty amount of rushing yards and touchdowns any time he was the one leading the Cowboys’ ground game.

Elliott’s most prominent season was 2016, when he won the NFL rushing title and Offensive Rookie of the Year honors. His knack for moving the chains and his ability to breaking rugs has endeared himself with fans, while also being deeply useful in an enacting manner within Dallas’ offense.

UPDATE: On the other hand, Elliott has slipped ever so slightly in terms of production over recent seasons. Although he is still a significant piece for the team, Dallas has started to tend towards spreading out usage in their backfield. Even so, there is no understating Elliott’s effect on the squad. He’s still a serviceable rushing option and handy receiving back.

The Cowboys will rely on Elliott to remain healthy and perform as at his usual level in 2021, especially if he hopes to extend his time in North Texas past this year.