Ezekiel Elliott's Release from Cowboys Sparks Speculation on Future Team.

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The Dallas Cowboys have released running back Ezekiel Elliott, prompting speculation about where he will play next. Elliott's $15 million-per-year contract was already considered high, and his decline in production and efficiency has made his market even more complicated. Pass-heavy concepts continue to devalue run talent, and injuries to running backs on second contracts reinforce concerns about the position's durability. Despite this, coaches and executives predict that Elliott will be pursued for some sort of role, and he could receive an offer at $5 million with incentives.
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