Nick & Cris react to Jerry Jones' comments on Zeke's holdout ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick & Cris react to Jerry Jones' comments on Zeke's holdout ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2019-07-30T08:48:00-04:00
Description: Eric Mangini joins Cris Carter and Nick Wright to discuss Jerry Jones' recent comments on Ezekiel Elliott's holdout. Jerry Jones said the Cowboys 'don't need a rushing champion to win a Super Bowl'. Hear why Nick disagrees the Cowboys can win a championship without Zeke.

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Eric Mangini joins Cris Carter and Nick Wright to discuss Jerry Jones' recent comments on Ezekiel Elliott's holdout. Jerry Jones said the Cowboys 'don't need a rushing champion to win a Super Bowl'. Hear why Nick disagrees the Cowboys can win a championship without Zeke.

JULY 30, 2019・first things first・9:55

Ezekiel Elliott

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Dallas Cowboys

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Nick & Cris react to Jerry Jones' comments on Zeke's holdout ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Eric Mangini joins Cris Carter and Nick Wright to discuss Jerry Jones' recent comments on Ezekiel Elliott's holdout. Jerry Jones said the Cowboys 'don't need a rushing champion to win a Super Bowl'. Hear why Nick disagrees the Cowboys can win a championship without Zeke.

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