The Dallas Cowboys finally got a veteran contract done. Just not any of the ones who are truly pressing.
In the realm of unfinished business for the franchise, that’s right about where Monday’s one-year deal for running back Ezekiel Elliott registers. It’s a blip on the priority scale, adding a modestly reliable deck chair to a ship that has spent the majority of the offseason sinking. And all of this in the backdrop of team owner Jerry Jones’ now infamous “all in” proclamation. Precisely how “all in” have the Cowboys been? Well, let’s survey.