Ezekiel Elliott's Embarrassing Final Play Ends Cowboys' Season
Cowboys' Trick Play Backfires Spectacularly
Cowboys' embarrassing season ended in a fittingly humiliating way on Sunday, with running back Ezekiel Elliott lining up at center for their final play.
The Cowboys were trailing the 49ers by four points with just seconds remaining in the game when they attempted the desperate trick play. Elliott, who had been used as a decoy on previous plays, lined up in the center's spot and snapped the ball to quarterback Dak Prescott. However, the 49ers' defense was ready for the play and quickly swarmed Prescott, ending the game and the Cowboys' season.
The play was widely ridiculed on social media, with many fans calling it the "most embarrassing play in NFL history." It was a fitting end to a disappointing season for the Cowboys, who finished with a 6-11 record and missed the playoffs for the third consecutive year.
Elliott's viral final snap has fans crowning the ex-Cowboys RB's demolition the funniest NFL moment of the year. The Cowboys' final trick play had Ezekiel Elliott at center but it blew up in their face ending the season in embarrassing fashion.
Under the direction of head coach Mike McCarthy, the Cowboys lined up with eight wide, two in the backfield, and Elliott playing center with no offensive line around him.
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