In the offseason, the Cowboys made the decision to move on from Ezekiel Elliott after seven years together. Dallas instead chose to give Tony Pollard a chance at being the full-time starting running back.
While most people believed Dallas made the right decision, one upset loss has one analyst rethinking the move. After the Cowboys fell to the Cardinals on Sunday, Robert Griffin III believes that the team’s offseason decision to release Elliott could have been a mistake.
“It felt like two or three years, everyone ... was talking about Zeke being washed,” Griffin III said. “But the bottom line is, the Dallas Cowboys miss Zeke right now.”
