Do Dallas Cowboys fans need to worry about an Ezekiel Elliott holdout? In the latest Dallas Cowboys news we cover running back Ezekiel Elliott quickly established himself as one of the best running backs in the league. This since he was selected with the fourth overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. Leading the league in rushing yards in two of his first three seasons.

Due to his play since he was drafted, Elliott is due for a big payday.

However, he has been unable to agree to terms on a new deal with the Cowboys. Also, is set to go in to the upcoming season on his rookie deal.

With teams getting ready for the start of training camp, the biggest concern in Dallas is the status of Elliott’s contract negotiations. If both sides are unable to come to terms on a new deal, there is a real possibility that an Elliott holdout will happen. This because the team has used him heavily over the last three years. Also, he will likely not want to put his body through all that punishment if he does not get a new deal from the team.

Elliott Holdout Could Be Big Trouble for Cowboys

Even though it is unlikely that he will sit out the entire season like Le’Veon Bell did last year. This when Pittsburgh used the franchise tag on him for the second consecutive year. It is still a possibility, one that Jerry Jones would like to avoid at all costs. Will Jones screw this up as well?

Over the weekend, quarterback Dak Prescott had nothing but good things to say about Elliott and what he brings to the offense. Does this mean no Ezekiel Elliott holdout? Stay tuned for the latest Dallas Cowboys news this season.

“It does everything,” Prescott said, via WFAA’s Mark Lane. “It allows the game to open up. When you can run the ball successfully, all it does is open up the passing game, opens up the play-action game. It allows you to be dominant in the second half and in the fourth quarter when you need to be.”

With Prescott, Elliott, and wide receiver Amari Cooper all expecting new deals, Jones has some very big decisions to make.