With the return of Ezekiel Elliott, it seems that the clash between Cowboys and the RB will avoid any real damage

The temperate enthusiasm that announces for this season is about to end.

An impasse that has provoked controversial comments from both sides is about to be resolved with negligible impact.

Ezekiel Elliott and his representative returned to Frisco in the hope of finalizing the details of a lucrative expansion. The goal is to avoid a high stakes confrontation that neither team wants to lengthen and bring back the best striker on the coaching field as the Cowboys prepare for their inaugural match against the New York Giants .

No agreement was reached from Tuesday evening. But Rocky Arceneaux, the player's agent, and executive vice president, Stephen Jones, were to speak in the evening, sources said. Arceneaux told reporters after arriving at DFW airport on Tuesday afternoon with Elliott that the two sides were "very, very close" and that the two did not return "not to make a deal".

What began 41 days ago, when the team went to Southern California to participate in a training camp, gave rise to a disagreement between a party who was Is being returned to Cabo and another who is willing to spend a summer vacation. and go from the front.

Jerry Jones has repeatedly stated during the defeat that recent history shows that a team does not need a race champion to win the Super Bowl title. After a strong pre-season performance by rookie Tony Pollard in the second week, the Cowboys owner joked "Zeke" to the question of what impact it would have on the negotiations.

Arceneaux responded that he did not see the humor in this sentence and stated that he and his client felt that it was disrespectful. Marshall Faulk, who helped form Elliott in Cabo, criticized cowboy quarter Dak Coweys and linebacker Jaylon Smith for explaining why Elliott deserved a big contract.

In this context, it should be noted that Jones has often repeated this saying: do not let your money go crazy. Arceneaux told reporters on Tuesday that "both sides have shown great civility".

It remains to be seen how the two sides achieved the win-win scenario that the Jones family was desperately hoping to structure. But an extension agreed earlier in the day with right tackle La & # 39; el Collins, an opening of $ 5.7 million in maximum pay space for 2019, gave the club the latitude to launch the deal more attractive. to Elliott.

After a long period of no conversations, both parties returned to the bargaining table to begin the holiday weekend. The resumption of serious discussions, if an agreement is reached, will protect both parties from potential repercussions.

The Cowboys open the season with the Giants AT & T stadium and a road match against Washington. Follow a meeting at home against Miami, where the talents are exhausted.

Dallas was not inclined to concede a slow start without Elliott, especially since Pollard was handsome and strong. But though he stumbled into the opening game against a New York team that he swept over the last two seasons, he lost to a Giants team after a season of 5-11, can you imagine the backlash?

The same thing applies for Elliott. If the Cowboys took a 3-0 start without him, if the offensive of the freshman coordinator Kellen Moore showed that it was not necessary to be as Elliott-centric to succeed, what effect would that have had on his influence?

It seems that the Cowboys and Elliott will avoid this clash.

Both sides are the best for that.

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