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Are Ezekiel Elliott’s actions tainting the Dallas Cowboys image?
https://thelandryhat.com/2017/08/19...ming-tainted-by-players-like-ezekiel-elliott/
Many Cowboy fans are up in arms and highly upset about the suspension. Is the NFL being too harsh on Elliott? My answer is no. Plain and simple. Elliott has shown time and time again that this is “Zeke’s world” and everyone else is living in it. Starting with Elliott’s days at Ohio State when he was expressing his frustration with the coaching staff about not receiving enough carries. There were also rumors Elliott had a possible drinking problem and was an avid club goer with former teammate Joey Bosa, which may have also involved illegal drugs.
In February of 2016 was when Elliott was first accused of domestic violence. A police report was made, but charges were never pursued. A few months later, in July of 2016, Elliott was again accused of domestic violence. The victim was the same from the February incident. Photos were taken, but conflicting stories forced the Columbus Police department in Ohio to not pursue charges once again. Soon after, on a preseason trip to Seattle, Elliott was spotted at a marijuana dispensary. The league has had a strict policy on drug abuse, one that has punished Elliott’s current teammates defensive ends Randy Gregory and DeMarcus Lawrence.
The 2016 football season was fairly quiet while Elliott handled his business on the field.But the offseason came too soon as Elliott was spotted in Dallas for St. Patrick Day festivities. Video was captured of Zeke pulling a woman’s top down and exposing her to the public. In the midst of an NFL investigation reports surfaced that Elliott may have been involved in an altercation at Clutch Bar in Uptown Dallas. He was accused of punching a DJ, but after a short investigation and a missing victim the case was suspended by the Dallas Police Department. Elliot was rumored to have been at Clutch Bar for the third night in a row when the incident occurred...
https://thelandryhat.com/2017/08/19...ming-tainted-by-players-like-ezekiel-elliott/
Many Cowboy fans are up in arms and highly upset about the suspension. Is the NFL being too harsh on Elliott? My answer is no. Plain and simple. Elliott has shown time and time again that this is “Zeke’s world” and everyone else is living in it. Starting with Elliott’s days at Ohio State when he was expressing his frustration with the coaching staff about not receiving enough carries. There were also rumors Elliott had a possible drinking problem and was an avid club goer with former teammate Joey Bosa, which may have also involved illegal drugs.
In February of 2016 was when Elliott was first accused of domestic violence. A police report was made, but charges were never pursued. A few months later, in July of 2016, Elliott was again accused of domestic violence. The victim was the same from the February incident. Photos were taken, but conflicting stories forced the Columbus Police department in Ohio to not pursue charges once again. Soon after, on a preseason trip to Seattle, Elliott was spotted at a marijuana dispensary. The league has had a strict policy on drug abuse, one that has punished Elliott’s current teammates defensive ends Randy Gregory and DeMarcus Lawrence.
The 2016 football season was fairly quiet while Elliott handled his business on the field.But the offseason came too soon as Elliott was spotted in Dallas for St. Patrick Day festivities. Video was captured of Zeke pulling a woman’s top down and exposing her to the public. In the midst of an NFL investigation reports surfaced that Elliott may have been involved in an altercation at Clutch Bar in Uptown Dallas. He was accused of punching a DJ, but after a short investigation and a missing victim the case was suspended by the Dallas Police Department. Elliot was rumored to have been at Clutch Bar for the third night in a row when the incident occurred...
