In so many ways, Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott are just getting started on their professional careers. That's why, as they prepare for the start of their third Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, Calif., this week, it's so odd to find them as the only sign of backfield stability in the powerful NFC East.
The Super Bowl champs aren't really getting a new quarterback so much as welcoming the return of their young leader whose season ended in December last fall. But where Carson Wentz is now the man the Eagles build around, Jay Ajayi gets his first full season as the feature back, something the club began to establish in the playoffs when the former Dolphin's touches grew from 11.