Breaking: Cowboys Concluded Talks Re-signing One Of Their Most Experienced Defensive Man

InsideTheStar.com made a prediction that a projected starter would not make the final 53-man roster as we prepared for training camp and roster fights.

The participant? Ezekiel Elliott, an experienced running back, inked a $2 million one-year contract with a $1.625 million guarantee in the offseason.

“As much as we love to see Elliott back in a Cowboys uniform, we must prepare for the chance that he is not on the roster for the Week 1 matchup in Cleveland,” said Mario Herrera Jr. “While Elliott still has some of his burst left, his run-blocking is lacking, which will not help him. Since he isn’t as cunning as he once was, running a plot will be crucial to his success.

Is Zeke truly out of the picture?

Former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore is one name that keeps coming up when discussing secondary depth that the Dallas Cowboys may use. Giving Gilmore another chance would be beneficial for the squad because he is still performing at a high caliber.

Three compelling arguments were presented by Blogging the Boys for why Gilmore should be re-signed by the Cowboys.