After seven seasons, Ezekiel Elliott’s career as a Dallas Cowboys has come to an end. While there’s always a chance at a reunion down the line, his career appears poised to start again in another city. While he called Dallas home, though, numerous memories were made. Elliott is a three-time Pro Bowler, two-time All-Pro including First-Team in 2016. That year he finished second in rookie of the year voting and third in MVP votes.
Elliott ran for 8,262 yards with the Cowboys, third-most in club history behind Emmitt Smith and Tony Dorsett. Despite earning a reputation as a short-yardage savant over his last couple of seasons, Elliott sits with the highest per-carry average of all Cowboys’ backs with at least 1,000 carries, 4.39. His 68 rushing touchdowns (80 career total scores) also ranks third in franchise history.