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By Kameron Duncan The Cowboys released longtime running back Ezekiel Elliott on Wednesday to the surprise of many, but new information indicates that the running back’s health could have been a factor in the decision. According to ESPN’s Todd Archer, Elliott played with a Grade 2 tear of his PCL in his right knee for the last two years. Archer says Elliott also dealt with a hyperextended knee, forcing him to wear a knee brace. The NFL world is reacting to the news, with many expressing their sympathy for the running back. “Warrior. Understand why he has to move on, but it still hurts to see hi…
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