How Cowboys Honored Patriots’ Ezekiel Elliott In Return To Dallas
Elliott played seven seasons in Dallas
ARLINGTON, Texas — Ezekiel Elliott received a warm welcome ahead of his first game back in Dallas.
The Cowboys, who drafted Elliott in 2016 and employed him for seven seasons, spotlighted the running back’s accomplishments on the field and in the community during a video tribute ahead of Sunday’s game against the Patriots at AT&T Stadium.
A visibly emotional Elliott raised his hand to acknowledge the crowd, then broke out his signature “feed me” celebration.
Elliott, who signed with New England in mid-August, enjoyed the best game of his young Patriots tenure in Week 3, rushing for 80 yards and averaging 5.0 yards per carry in a road win over the New York Jets.
NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport on Sunday reported Elliott was expected to have a larger role and see “starter reps” against his former team, but Rhamondre Stevenson played New England’s entire opening drive.
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