URGENT! COWBOYS MAKING A BIG TRADE TO REPLACE EZEKIEL ELLIOTT! NO ONE EXPECTED THIS! DALLAS COWBOYS

What's up, Cowboys Nation! Welcome to Dallas Cowboys Today, your go-to source for all the exclusive updates on our beloved team. Today, we’ve got something that could shake up the Dallas Cowboys' offense. What if I told you that the team might be eyeing a major boost for the run game? A trade could be in the works, and this move has the potential to drastically improve our rushing attack. But hold on, I’ll fill you in on all the details in just a moment!

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Alright, let’s get into it! This past offseason, the Dallas Cowboys locked in contract extensions for their two biggest offensive stars: CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott. These were well-deserved deals that ensure stability for the team’s future. However, while securing their star players, it seems they overlooked one crucial position: running back. The truth is, with Zeke no longer in his prime and Rico Dowdle still unproven, the run game is far from ideal.

Now, picture this: the Dallas Cowboys making a midseason move to strengthen a position that has made our offense somewhat predictable. According to NFL insiders, the name Miles Sanders, currently with the Carolina Panthers, is starting to pop up in trade rumors. Sanders, who signed a four-year, $25.4 million deal with the Panthers, didn’t put up big numbers last season. He lost ground to Chuba Hubbard, and with rookie Jonathon Brooks arriving, Sanders could become tradeable. And guess which team would be a perfect landing spot for him? Yep, the Dallas Cowboys!

So, here’s the big question: could Miles Sanders be the solution to the Cowboys’ rushing struggles? Right now, we’re averaging just 3.7 yards per carry, ranking us low in the league. Adding a player like Sanders, who has already proven he can be a key part of a rushing attack, could lead to a significant improvement. Even if he’s not the main back, he would definitely provide a much-needed spark to our running back committee.

What do you think? Should the Dallas Cowboys make this trade to boost their run game? Is Sanders the missing piece that could help us dominate opposing defenses?

Drop your thoughts in the comments below. I’d love to hear what you think about this potential move! And if you enjoyed this exclusive update, don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, share this with your friends, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss any of the latest Cowboys news. Let’s go, Cowboys Nation, toward another historic season!

[OrlandoGarza-jgil]

When you pay your quarter back $200 million dollars, he is no longer hungry, he doesn't try as hard, simply because he doesn't want to get hurt and spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.And then you pay the rest of the lineman a couple of million dollars to protect the quarterback, they won't do it, they will let him earn his $200 million.

[Luisortiz-ogik]

Carolina just beat the rRaiders who were 2-0. they're not going to give him up now

[edmundosanchez]

I once worked with the Cowboys the root of the problems has and will continue to be the poor making decisions made by the Jones specially in the drafting and the missed opportunities to acquire playmakers if the head of the snake isn't right the hole body will follow ...it was great to be a fan 25 yrs ago today is awful

[genemaverick]

They never should have taken zeke back, get rid of dak too, way over paid !! Smh