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Will Ezekiel Elliott miss some time in order to get the Cowboys focused on a new contract?" Dallas Cowboys GeneralOdds are out on whether Ezekiel Elliott will miss a game due to a holdout... what would you take?New https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Joe-Looney-Jersey ,60commentsWill Ezekiel Elliott miss some time in order to get the Cowboys focused on a new contract?CDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Odds are out on whether Ezekiel Elliott will miss a game due to a holdout... what would you take?TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Wesley Hitt/Getty ImagesOn Monday it was reported that Ezekiel Elliott has talked about holding out of training camp if he doesn’t have a brand new contract extension. That would not be fun.Zeke is so much of what the Cowboys do on offense and fans everywhere got over the idea of being without him this season when it was announced that he wouldn’t be suspended over the offseason incident that he was a part of in Las Vegas. It seems like there’s always something to be worried about (the true Cowboys way).Our friends over at Bovada took it upon themselves to draw up some odds based on Zeke’s reported threat (if you want to call it that) and they’re out. You can now bet on whether you think Zeke will miss a game due to a holdout or not. Odds are that he won’t.It feels like the only gambling happening here is with Elliott himself. As it’s been said many times since this story first emerged, he can’t hold out past early August (the 6th to be specific) if he wants to gain an accrued season in 2019. Without that he would delay his own eventual free agency. What do you think? Which side of these odds are you leaning towards? The Butler explains why he chose America’s Team for the second time." Dallas Cowboys GeneralAlfred Morris on why he chose the Cowboys over Saints: The Lord kind of placed it in my heart New,69commentsThe Butler explains why he chose America’s Team for the second time.CDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Alfred Morris on why he chose the Cowboys over Saints: The Lord kind of placed it in my heart TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty ImagesThere is no team that Alfred Morris has chosen more throughout his NFL career than the Dallas Cowboys.The Washington Redskins drafted him back in 2012 so it’s not like he had a say in the matter Mike White Jersey , but the first time that Alfred had a chance in free agency he chose the Cowboys way back before the 2016 season.Morris hung with Dallas for two seasons, even getting to be the lead back for a bit during Ezekiel Elliott’s suspension in 2017, but ended up with the San Francisco 49ers last season. On Monday he chose the Cowboys for the second time and is now back where he feels at home. Good for him.Alfred met with the media following Tuesday’s practice and was asked why he chose the Cowboys. Obviously this is an interesting situation for a running back given Ezekiel Elliott’s holdout Damien Wilson Color Rush Jersey , but that had nothing to do with the decision per Morris. He had two opportunities to join NFL rosters as the New Orleans Saints were in the mix. New Orleans reached the NFC Championship Game last season and would theoretically be a great place to play football, so why did he choose the Cowboys over them?Morris is quite vocal about his faith and if that’s what brought him back to the Cowboys then that’s obviously great for him. He was firm in that he’s embracing this opportunity with whatever it brings. Asked if he received any assurances that he’ll be on this team moving forward or if his role will change if/when Ezekiel Elliott he returns... he said it doesn’t really matter.There are a lot of confident players in the NFL, and Morris is definitely among them; however https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Terrell-Owens-Jersey , his confidence isn’t loud or aggressive. He’s confident in who he is and what he believes in. That’s respectable.