Zeke or Pollard? Who gives Dallas Cowboys the best chance to win? | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Zeke or Pollard? Who gives Dallas Cowboys the best chance to win? | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-10-31T17:53:30-04:00
Description: Chris Broussard explains Tony Pollard is a better running back over Ezekiel Elliott, but the Dallas Cowboys should leave Zeke in as a starter because he adds leadership to the team, and because it would avoid controversy. Broussard explains a 60/40 split of carries would be great for the duo with Pollard getting some extra carries when Zeke needs a break.

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Chris Broussard explains Tony Pollard is a better running back over Ezekiel Elliott, but the Dallas Cowboys should leave Zeke in as a starter because he adds leadership to the team, and because it would avoid controversy. Broussard explains a 60/40 split of carries would be great for the duo with Pollard getting some extra carries when Zeke needs a break.

OCTOBER 31, 2022・first things first・1:19

Tony Pollard

Ezekiel Elliott

National Football League

Dallas Cowboys

Chris Broussard

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