Shannon Sharpe has hilarious response to Ezekiel Elliott Twitch stream

Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) /
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Ezekiel Elliott’s recent live stream prompted a curious response from Undisputed’s Shannon Sharpe.

Despite some ridiculous concern over Ezekiel Elliott’s description of himself as ‘faded’ on a recent Twitch live stream, at least some pundits are having fun at his expense, rather than implying that his word choice might hint at a deeper problem. Zeke’s had a rough stretch lately, testing positive for COVID-19, having that information leaked without his permission, and more recently being sued by his pool cleaner over a dog attack.

Can’t the man just lean back and play video games?

Apparently not, but Undisputed’s Shannon Sharpe has a sense of humor about the whole ordeal.

No, Ezekiel Elliott wasn’t high on Twitch, and Shannon Sharpe knows it.

Frankly, exposure to marijuana is the very least of Elliott’s concerns at this point, anyway, and with the NFL’s new drug policy, Zeke is not at risk for suspension even had he been smoking.

We hear you, Shannon. Marijuana’s stigma has all but disappeared in modern culture, and the NFL finally caught up to the rest of the sports landscape, dropping any suspension associated with a positive test.

Elliott even cleared the air on Twitter, and threatened to sue Sports Illustrated for an article aimed at stirring the pot.

“Actually I was referring to the few drinks I had which I said during the live stream. Doesn’t that make this defamation? You guys will hearing from my lawyers,” Elliott said in a since-deleted tweet.

Elliott even expressed his disbelief that a journalistic institution like Sports Illustrated would entertain such an idea.

Zeke does tend to welcome unwanted drama into the Cowboys offseason, but at least in this instance, he’s not deserving of criticism. The Cowboys RB is still recovering from COVID-19, and will hope to put all this nonsense behind him by the time Dallas opens training camp later this month.

Next. No, Ezekiel Elliott wasn’t high on his Twitch live stream. dark