The Facts: Elliott has narrowed down his options about where to play to the Eagles, Jets and Bengals, and he would like to make his decision about where to sign by the end of next week, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Diehards Line:
The Cowboys released Elliott earlier this month rather than paying him a $10.9 million base salary for 2023 with a cap number of $16.72 million. A source told Profootballtalk.com earlier this month that the chances of Elliott returning to Dallas were “slim.” Elliott rushed for 876 yards with 12 touchdowns in 15 games last season and caught 17 passes for 92 yards. It was the first time Elliott, who turns 28 in July, finished a season with fewer than 1,200 yards from scrimmage. ... Stay tuned.