Ezekiel Elliott

Ezekiel Elliott solidified his reputation as an elite talent through a standout collegiate career at Ohio State University, culminating in a CFP National Championship in 2014. During his sophomore season in 2014, as the team’s starting running back, Elliott earned selection to the Academic All-Big Ten Conference team and delivered six performances with over 100 rushing yards. His postseason dominance included an impressive 220 rushing yards in the 2014 Big Ten Championship Game. He further distinguished himself by earning Offensive MVP honors in both the 2015 Sugar Bowl, where he ran for 230 yards, and the 2015 National Championship Game, where he accumulated 246 rushing yards against Oregon.

In 2015, Elliott was widely recognized for his exceptional play, receiving accolades such as Second-team All-American, Big Ten Most Valuable Player, Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, Big Ten Running Back of the Year, and First-team All-Big Ten. He was also honored with the prestigious James E. Sullivan Award in 2014, recognizing him as the nation’s most outstanding amateur athlete. Elliott’s exceptional college performance led to him being selected as the fourth overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys, marking a significant entry into professional football.

Ezekiel Elliott remains a highly sought-after and proven talent, recognized for his durability, consistent production, and ability to elevate an offense at the highest levels of professional football.