The Dallas Cowboys are facing some significant concerns as they head into the preseason. Their starting running back, Tony Pollard, has been recovering from a knee injury, and their offensive line is already dealing with the absence of Pro Bowler Zack Martin and the recent injury to Chuma Edoga. With these issues in mind, the Cowboys are expected to prioritize signing offensive line depth before considering a reunion with former running back Ezekiel Elliott.

While Elliott was once considered one of the NFL's premier running backs, recent reports suggest that teams are approaching his prospects with caution. After a subpar 2022 season, Elliott has yet to find a team willing to make a significant investment in his services. While he has been rumored to be connected to several teams, including the Buccaneers, Eagles, Bengals, and Jets, his sole official visit has been with the New England Patriots.

Despite initial speculation, a reunion with the Cowboys seems unlikely at this time. The team has more pressing issues to address, and once Tony Pollard is back, he is expected to handle the majority of the backfield work. The Cowboys may consider planning for the future beyond Pollard, but for now, their focus is on shoring up their offensive line.

As time runs out before the regular season begins, the Cowboys will likely prioritize signing offensive line depth to address their immediate concerns. Only then will they consider a potential reunion with Ezekiel Elliott.