The Cowboys owner and general manager maintained confidence in Ezekiel Elliott and the other rushers Dallas has deployed through the season’s first two weeks. Before the team hosts the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Jones revealed his thoughts on the position and the possibility of elevating Dalvin Cook from the practice squad this weekend.

Jerry Jones simply doesn't see a problem. And he can't understand why the question keeps coming up. The Cowboys owner made his weekly call-in to Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan on Friday, and he went into full-blown denial mode when asked about the

Ahead of their matchup against the Ravens, Jerry Jones showed no concern with the Cowboys' current running back options.

In a recent post by ESPN senior NFL national reporter Dan Graziano, the Cowboys are mentioned as a possible landing spot for a running back who may be on the move come the trade deadline in early November, should the Cowboys be in the market to buy at that point in the season. Which isn’t a given.

The Dallas Cowboys have the eighth-worst rushing attack in the league, averaging only 85 yards per game. It is easy to see the lack of talent in the running back room and blame that for why the performance is poor.

The Dallas Cowboys are off to an up-and-down start to the season after a similarly frustrating offseason. One of the biggest talking points for Cowboys fans was the running back situation over the summer and that continues to be the case two weeks into the season.

It's been a big struggle for the Dallas Cowboys' running game to start the 2024 NFL season. They have a combined 46 carries for 170 yards and one rushing touchdown in two games. They're also only averaging 3.

Jerry Jones answered if the Dallas Cowboys are looking for a new running back due to the lack of production. Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are in trouble. After a devastating loss against the Saints,