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FRISCO – Ezekiel Elliott is a “pet man.” That’s not unusual.
Seems now that the Dallas Cowboys star can be a “snake man.” That’s … Zeke.
Elliott posted a video of him along with his pet snake this week … wanting like he was calmly having fun with the second because the reptile slithered its method up his shirtless chest and onto his beard and face.
Pores and skin-crawling? Hair-raising? Zeke, although, is clearly having fun with sharing the second, cool as may be because the snake once in a while whips out its tongue … and Elliott on a regular basis filming the interplay with a wonderfully regular hand on his digicam through the present.
We all know Elliott to be an animal lover who’s once in a while seen spending free time along with his assortment of his canine. The snake is outwardly a current addition to the Elliott Zoo, as he is had the pet snake for a number of weeks now.
Elliott signed a six-year, $90 million contract extension with the Cowboys on September of 2019, and Elliott obtained $50 million in ensures, $28 million of which was absolutely assured at signing. So he can actually afford a couple of unique toys and pets if he needs.
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He’s coming off a season during which Dallas went 12-5 whereas he performed via a knee harm that isn’t anticipated to hamper him because the staff will get again to work at The Star in Frisco. He might be enjoying on the final yr of his current contract, nevertheless, because it has an escape clause in spring 2023. He’ll additionally face the persevering with problem from teammate Tony Pollard for carries, although Pollard’s contract is noteworthy in addition to he’s set to turn into an unrestricted free agent in 2023.
For now, although? Zeke and Pollard will work collectively … probably with the identical snug unity Elliott exhibits along with his pet.
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LOS ANGELES, May 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Today, RECOVER 180™, the all-organic sports drink from renowned beverage entrepreneur Lance Collins, announced its partnership with Dallas Cowboys’ linebacker DeMarvion Overshown as he prepares for the NFL’s summer training camps and his first season on the field.
After suffering a torn ACL in the 2023 pre-season, sidelining him for his rookie year, Overshown has been focused on rest, recovery, and a triumphant comeback to the field. Much like the mission of RECOVER 180 to replenish the body and support athletic achievement, Overshown’s commitment aligns with the drink’s ethos. As the only organic sports drink formulated for balanced hydration, RECOVER 180 aims to enhance performance and recovery before, during, and after training, making the partnership with Overshown a natural fit.
“We are delighted to partner with DeMarvion as he prepares for a return to the field and the 2024-25 NFL season,” said Lance Collins, CEO at RECOVER 180. “DeMarvion’s determination and persistence amid his return to full health have been inspiring to watch, and we’re honored to have helped play a role in his road to recovery. We’re excited to continue to work with him as he makes his return to the field and encourages athletes worldwide to overcome challenges and to recover strong.”
Overshown expressed excitement about partnering with RECOVER 180 to introduce their remarkable organic sports drink to athletes worldwide. “Hydration has played a vital role in my recovery journey, and I wholeheartedly trust in the outstanding formula of RECOVER 180. It’s poised to give me the strength and endurance I require for summer training.”
The NFL preseason for 2024-25 is set to start in late July, followed by the regular season commencing in early September, marking Overshown’s eagerly awaited comeback to the game. Fans can anticipate further updates from Overshown and RECOVER 180 throughout the NFL season.
Consumers can find RECOVER 180 nationwide via Whole Foods Market, QuikTrip and Amazon as well as regionally through QFC, King Soopers, Fred Meyer, Smiths and more. RECOVER 180 is available in 16.9fl oz bottles ($2.49-2.79) or a 16.9fl oz 12-pack on Amazon ($29.99).
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Founded by serial beverage entrepreneur Lance Collins and real estate mogul and entrepreneur Mike Meldman, RECOVER 180 is the only organic sports drink formulated for balanced hydration. Its inception came from what Collins saw as a whitespace in the category, which at the time, offered no organic, better-for-you hydration options, inspiring him to launch RECOVER 180 which has been coined the “evolution of the bevolution.” With no added sugar, chemicals, preservatives, or artificial colors, RECOVER 180’s organic ingredients introduce a better way to hydrate, featuring organic coconut water combined with a balanced blend of electrolytes and vitamins to provide the hydration you need to RECOVER STRONG.
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Could the Dallas Cowboys add a versatile and elusive wide receiver in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft? Dallas drafts Oregon transfer receiver Evan Stewart with the No. 26-pick in the latest mock from ESPN.
Talk about a homecoming! Stewart is a Frisco, Texas-native, which is where the Dallas Cowboys headquarters is located.
Could Stewart be a Dallas star alongside receiver CeeDee Lamb? Currently the Cowboys room is highlighted by Lamb, Brandin Cooks, Jalen Tolbert, Kavontae Turpin.
“I want to show that I am a jack of all trades,” said Stewart during Oregon practices. “…I can go up and get it like a big receiver, I can move like a little receiver. I’ve got great hands, I’m very quick, very fast.”
Stewart transferred from Texas A&M, totaling 1,163 receiving yards and six touchdowns in two seasons in college station, despite an early season ankle injury in 2013 that resulted in diminished production. Stewart’s undeniable talent and experience was highly sought after in the portal, ranking as a top-5 overall athlete in the portal.
Stewart’s goal for the Oregon 2024 football season is clear.
“That ball, man. I’m trying to get those passes,” Stewart said during Oregon’s spring practices. “(Oregon suited everything that I was looking for. I wanted to be in a great program that had a lot of order and construction. Everything is so much better here, honestly, I’m happy with my decision.”
Stewart already turned heads in a Duck uniform during spring football practices. Possibly the biggest get for the Ducks in the transfer portal this year by coach Dan Lanning. Oregon enters their inaugural season in the Big Ten Conference as one of the favorites to win the Big Ten Title, with much thanks to additions like Stewart.
Dallas’ rookie mini camp is May 10-11. It’ll be a first-look at the Cowboys’ first-round 2024 NFL Draft selection Tyler Guyton. The hope is that Guyton, a former Oklahoma offensive tackle, can help reinforce the Cowboys offensive line quickly.
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