Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott was apparently unhappy about an attempt at humor by owner Jerry Jones “Zeke who?” joke!

Ezekiel Elliott in no way found it to be humorous so it’s been said he went back to Cabo to enjoy his life and hold out. Read on now that Ezekiel Elliott Back To Cabo After Jerry Jones ‘Joke’…

Yes, Jerry Jones said “Zeke who”, when asked if Tony Pollard is his “best negotiator”.

But… this is the full “Zeke who?” sound bite from Jerry, complete with the necessary context of his follow-up to the joke, saying the #Cowboys need both Zeke Elliott and Tony Pollard. pic.twitter.com/yDiZnlwwke

— Mike Leslie (@MikeLeslieWFAA) August 18, 2019

CelebNSports247.com has the latest update in regards to Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott who is sunning in Cabo San Lucas, MX while sporting a new look according to the Thirty Mile Zone.

Here is what we’ve learned besides the Ezekiel Elliott and the hair braid photo:

Like we said before, the hold out continues for Zeke. Two days after Jerry Jones back-handed joke towards Zeke, Elliott’s agent, Rocky Arceneaux, told ESPN the “joke” didn’t sit well with his client.

Arceneaux said:

I didn’t think it was funny and neither did Zeke — we actually thought it was disrespectful.

What is being said is that Zeke was ready to come back to The Cowboys but only stayed for a few days. He ultimately jumped right back on a plane and found himself back in Cabo for a second time once again right after Jerry Jones made his “Zeke who?” comments after the preseason game.

Meanwhile, Cowboys backup Tony Pollard is NOT complaining, he has been playing snaps with the first team in preseason games while Elliott continues to hold out.

Yikes! Could Elliott be replaced?

And don’t think for a second that Ezekiel’s hold out isn’t costing him. Word is, Elliott has been fined $900,000 for his refusal to report to training camp. That’s a house y’all!

We guess he believes he can afford it. See Zeke is arguably the best running back in the league, so he is vying to be the highest-paid at his position. Todd Gurley signed a 4-year, $57.5 million contract extension in 2018, something is Zeke is hoping to receive before he steps back onto the field for the franchise.