OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — Ezekiel Elliott's contract holdout doesn't have Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones worried about a resolution or a timeline.
At least that's the message Jones is offering about trying to get a deal done with his missing two-time NFL rushing champion.
"When have I ever not done one?" Jones said after practice at training camp Thursday night. "So I don't worry about that. You just keep plugging."
Elliott has missed five camp practices while seeking a new contract despite having two years remaining on his current one.
The fourth overall choice in the 2016 draft, Elliott is due to make $3.