Ex-Cowboy Ezekiel Elliott to return to AT&T Stadium in new uniform.

Ezekiel Elliott is all set to return to AT&T Stadium.

Elliott is the Cowboys‘ third all-time driving rusher and was all busy as he plans to confront his ex-colleagues.

Zeke addressed the Dallas media interestingly as a Nationalist on Wednesday.

It is no secret that Elliott cherished being a Cowboy. However, he says the discussions about remaining a Cowboys with Jerry Jones this offseason was “negligible” before he was cut.

Considering his Wednesday news meeting, that harms Zeke and persuades him.

When asked if there is any motivation to make the Cowboys regret not resigning him Elliott responded saying, “I think that’s every week.”

The Cowboys are supposed to hold a unique function regarding his time in Dallas.

For anything enmity Zeke could have about how things went down with his Dallas leave, the familiar feeling from Cowboys fans will be love.

Elliott says they will be there, but he may not show his feelings about the profit from the field.
“There are feelings. I might work hard of concealing them, however, there will be a few feelings,” said Elliott. ” I’m anticipating returning and rejoining with the fans. Even though I might be in an alternate uniform, I figure it will be a decent encounter.”

Zeke is falling off his best game as a Nationalist with 16 conveys and 80 surging yards in a success over the Planes.

“Zeke’s forever been a strong, solid sprinter, so we most certainly wouldn’t be shocked if he was a highlighted player this week,” said Cowboys lead trainer Mike McCarthy.

Micah Parsons hasn’t had the chance to face Zeke in a game circumstance, yet in light of discussions, Parsons anticipates that his close buddy should come at him with all he has.

“Zeke’s coming for me since he used to tell me ‘you’re fortunate I’m not out there. I’d truly get you,'” Parsons reviewed. “I will be anticipating it.”