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After a roller coaster of an offseason, the Dallas Cowboys aim to remain atop of the NFC East this season. It’ll be interesting to see how they do, as the Philadelphia Eagles have become the favorite in the division. Regardless, Ezekiel Elliott reveals his hopes for his team, as the star running back has big aspirations for the Cowboys.
Ezekiel Elliott Is Motivated By A Potential Super Bowl Run For The Cowboys
According to Todd Archer, Elliott reveals that his personal motivation is to make a deep run in the playoffs. Additionally, he mentions how he wants to “get a shot at that Super Bowl.” That’s the dream of every NFL player and fan. However, the Cowboys have a long way to go before having those discussions.
Ezekiel Elliott’s personal motivation this year: “I’m ready to make a run in the playoffs, I’m ready to go deep and get a shot at that Super Bowl. Focus on getting better every week, taking the right steps to get to that point, I think everything else will take care of itself.”
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) September 7, 2022
NFL Fans Remind Ezekiel Elliott Of The Cowboys’ Super Bowl Drought
Meanwhile, many enjoy dogging Dallas for its extremely long Super Bowl drought. Cowboys fans are often reminded about the woes of the franchise. For that reason, some fans decided to remind Ezekiel Elliott as well.
— Tim🦅 (@Tubil_) September 7, 2022
Okay, but Tabs Singh makes a fair point.
Was it a different mindset in previous years?!
— Tabs Singh (@TabsSingh) September 7, 2022
Even Cowboys fans are roasting Ezekiel Elliott!
How about making the playoffs first.
— Diggity! (@KazzCowboys) September 7, 2022
It’s true. Cowboys fans seem to hype up a Super Bowl appearance every single year.
Blah blah blah hear this every year
— ✭C✭ (@NorrisMakar) September 7, 2022
So, hopefully Elliott maintains this motivation. It’ll be a difficult road for the Cowboys this season, as there are plenty of Super Bowl contenders in the league. Keep an eye on this franchise though, as they do have a solid enough roster to make some noise in the NFC East.
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