News broke late Monday that Cowboys' hold-out running back Ezekiel Elliott was headed to Cabo San Lucas in Mexico to train while the team continues to work on his new contract. Apparently, Zeke's agent owns a place there and he did the same thing during his suspension. Wasting no time, and unsure just how long Elliott will be out with his holdout, the Cowboys got some veteran experience in the backfield, when on Monday night they agreed to a 1-year contract with Alfred Morris, a seven-year veteran who spent two seasons with the Cowboys from 2016-2017, where he played in 14 games in each season.