Ezekiel Elliott granted release by Cowboys to end disappointing second tenure
Briefly

"Out of respect and appreciation for Zeke and wanting to provide him with an opportunity to pursue any potential playoff participation possible, we are releasing him from the Cowboys roster today," team owner Jerry Jones stated. His sentiment reflects the franchise's acknowledgment of Elliott's contributions over his tenure.
"Zeke's impact as one of the greatest to ever play with the Star on their helmet will never change and is etched in our record books and history forever. We thank him, love him and wish him the absolute best." This highlights the Cowboys' deep appreciation for Elliott despite the end of his tenure.
Elliott, 29, returned to the Cowboys this season after a one-season stint with the Patriots, rushing for 226 yards on 74 attempts with three touchdowns. This return was marked by a significant drop in performance compared to his previous years with the franchise.
Less than a month later, Elliott was benched during a game against the Falcons for disciplinary reasons after missing team meetings and repeatedly showing up late. His lack of off-field discipline contributed to his diminishing role within the team.
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