Cowboys Vs. Ravens: Former Falcons QB Slams Dallas For Keeping Ezekiel Elliott Over Monster Derrick Henry

Baltimore Ravens RB Derrick Henry, who was snubbed by the Dallas Cowboys in the offseason, put up a brilliant show against the team at AT&T Stadium with 151 yards on 25 carries and two touchdowns. With the Ravens winning 28-25, Henry showed the Cowboys what they missed out on.

As Henry piled yards during the NFL game, former NFL QB turned NFL Analyst, Kurt Benkert didn’t hold back while giving his take in a tweet.

Calling out the Jerry Jones-owned team, Kurt wrote, “Dallas could have had Derrick Henry.”

He added:

“Instead, they went with Zeke [Ezekiel Elliott]. Now Derrick is making them feel his presence with a MONSTER game. Classic.”

Henry moved to Dallas this off-season, in the hopes of playing for Ameria’s team. He was an undrafted free agent, Dallas needed an RB. However, they decided to settle with Elliott, who signed a one-year contract to return to the Dallas Cowboys in April for his second stint with the team.

As soon as Kurt’s tweet made it online, his opinion of what the Cowboys’ offense would look like with a player like Henry in the backfield was in sync with the fanbase.

One tweeted how he had been following the Cowboys’ off-season moves and agreed with every point Kurk made.

Another fan added how Henry was never in the Cowboys’ “serious” plans.

Interestingly, Kurt Benker took his harsh take on the Dallas Cowboys one step ahead.

Taking to X again, the former Atlanta Falcons QB called the Cowboys the “worst team in the NFC East.” Dallas is currently third in the standings after the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders.

It cannot be denied how Dallas, which was once considered a firepower in the NFC East, has lost its initial glory.

As the dust settled on a game–one question that should echo among the Cowboys’ authority is whether they made the wrong choice by not bringing in Henry from Tennessee.