BREAKING NEWS: Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Dismisses RB Tony Pollard Ahead Of Week 16
FRISCO, TX – In a move that has shocked the NFL world, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced today that running back Tony Pollard has been dismissed from the team. The decision comes just days before the Cowboys’ Week 16 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Pollard, a dynamic playmaker who has been a key contributor to the Cowboys’ offense in recent seasons, had reportedly been seeking a contract extension. However, negotiations between Pollard’s camp and the Cowboys organization have reportedly stalled.
“This was a difficult decision, but ultimately, it was one that we felt was necessary for the best interests of the team,” Jones said in a statement released by the team. “We wish Tony all the best in his future endeavors.”
Pollard’s departure leaves a significant void in the Cowboys’ backfield. He is a versatile back who excels as both a runner and a receiver, and his ability to make big plays has been a major asset to the team.
It remains to be seen how the Cowboys will replace Pollard’s production. The team currently has a number of other running backs on the roster, including [insert names of other RBs on the roster]. However, none of those players have the same combination of speed, agility, and receiving skills as Pollard.
The Cowboys will now have to turn to other options to fill the void left by Pollard. They could look to sign a free agent running back, or they could promote a player from their practice squad.
Regardless of how they choose to address the situation, the Cowboys will be without one of their most dynamic offensive weapons for the remainder of the season. This could have a significant impact on their playoff hopes.
What’s Next For Pollard?
Pollard is now a free agent and is free to sign with any team in the NFL. He is expected to be one of the most sought-after free agents on the market.
A number of teams are likely to be interested in signing Pollard. He is a young and talented player who has the potential to be a major contributor to any offense.