At least in the picture Elliott shared, it looked like the Cowboys running back had put on some weight. But the photo could have just been taken at a not-so-great angle.
CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMOREWe're well into the NFL offseason with training camp still around three months away. Aside from offseason workouts, players can use this time to enjoy themselves and prepare for the next season. Basically, they don't need to be in football shape.That would include an unflattering Instagram photo from Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott on Sunday.
As long as Elliott reports to camp at the weight the Cowboys want him at, there shouldn't be much of a concern. He's a professional athlete, after all. But who are we to expect a rational reaction from NFL Twitter? It went something like this:— #TheSpan April 21, 2019Zeke is looking...a little fat this offseason, Cowboys fans. Should we be concerned? https://t.co/Umagx7eg3l
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