On Tuesday evening, the Ezekiel Elliott saga simultaneously moved forward on three fronts. Around 7:15 p.m. Dallas time, arbitrator Harold Henderson upheld the league's six-game suspension of the Cowboys' running back for violating the league's personal conduct policy. At the same time, Elliott was at the Paul Brown Federal Building United States Courthouse, seeking a temporary restraining order against the ban that would allow him to play while he and the NFLPA appeal the suspension through the courts (Albert Breer has more details on the fight to come). A ruling on that so-called TRO is now expected Friday.
The Morning Huddle: What's Next for Ezekiel Elliott?
