Appreciation for a solid career.This classic will be shown in 10 minutes, 2pm central on NFL network...For those that are interested.
He had a good rookie season. And then the suspension happened, followed by his tremendous greed.This classic will be shown in 10 minutes, 2pm central on NFL network...For those that are interested.
That game will showcase peak Ezekiel Elliott as well and might remind fans why the Cowboys finally had to move on.
No one would have cared about his greed had he kept up with conditioning. He got paid and just let himself go. Losing your burst at 23 years old is still hard for me to believe.He had a good rookie season. And then the suspension happened, followed by his tremendous greed.
He won't be missed anywhere near as much as Dorsett or Emmitt were missed.
It's not surprising or hard to believe if you look at his touches. 350+ touches in 3 of his first 4 years. Fantasy football players have a rule against drafting a guy coming off 370+ touches in a season and it's pretty much failproof. Zeke carried this offense for his first few years and cashed in knowing his body was not going to make it to a big payday if he didn't hold out. I would have done the same thing, so I don't hate him for that. All that said, it was time to move on.No one would have cared about his greed had he kept up with conditioning. He got paid and just let himself go. Losing your burst at 23 years old is still hard for me to believe.
I didn't mean for my comment to sound like Zeke bashing, I've always liked him. It's just that there is a visible difference in his game from several years ago to today, which is expected after the heavy workload he's had for all these years.I should have known this would bring out negative comments....oh well.
It's not surprising or hard to believe if you look at his touches. 350+ touches in 3 of his first 4 years. Fantasy football players have a rule against drafting a guy coming off 370+ touches in a season and it's pretty much failproof. Zeke carried this offense for his first few years and cashed in knowing his body was not going to make it to a big payday if he didn't hold out. I would have done the same thing, so I don't hate him for that. All that said, it was time to move on.
No worries....it's just hard to tell nowadays. Didn't mean to jump to conclusions. My bad.I didn't mean for my comment to sound like Zeke bashing, I've always liked him. It's just that there is a visible difference in his game from several years ago to today, which is expected after the heavy workload he's had for all these years.
Zeke sacrificed his body for so long and now his tank is almost on empty.
they still wouldn't realize it was time to move onThat game will showcase peak Ezekiel Elliott as well and might remind fans why the Cowboys finally had to move on.
Running on fumes!I didn't mean for my comment to sound like Zeke bashing, I've always liked him. It's just that there is a visible difference in his game from several years ago to today, which is expected after the heavy workload he's had for all these years.
Zeke sacrificed his body for so long and now his tank is almost on empty.
I want to rid the nfl of the shotgun start with this team firstWhen ran a lot from under center that year a lot better need to go back to that not run from shot gun!
Great post!It's not surprising or hard to believe if you look at his touches. 350+ touches in 3 of his first 4 years. Fantasy football players have a rule against drafting a guy coming off 370+ touches in a season and it's pretty much failproof. Zeke carried this offense for his first few years and cashed in knowing his body was not going to make it to a big payday if he didn't hold out. I would have done the same thing, so I don't hate him for that. All that said, it was time to move on.
Generally speaking, I never criticize players for trying to get their money. Football is a brutal sport. My son still has aches and pains from playing football all the way through college. And probably will have these pains the rest of his life.It's not surprising or hard to believe if you look at his touches. 350+ touches in 3 of his first 4 years. Fantasy football players have a rule against drafting a guy coming off 370+ touches in a season and it's pretty much failproof. Zeke carried this offense for his first few years and cashed in knowing his body was not going to make it to a big payday if he didn't hold out. I would have done the same thing, so I don't hate him for that. All that said, it was time to move on.