Joseph Randle Released By The Dallas Cowboys

With the NFL’s trade deadline many have wildly speculated that the Dallas Cowboys, or their own favorite NFL team, will make a big move. While this isn’t a trade and hardly surprises anyone, the Dallas …

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With the NFL’s trade deadline many have wildly speculated that the Dallas Cowboys, or their own favorite NFL team, will make a big move.

While this isn’t a trade and hardly surprises anyone, the Dallas Cowboys did make a move today that will make some major headlines.

Joseph Randle’s release felt inevitable as he has had a tumultuous season running the rock for America’s Team. His 2015 statistics with a Star on his helmet are:

76 carries, 313 yards, 4 touchdowns.

The bulk of Randle’s contributions this season came in a loss against the Atlanta Falcons in what was the first of five consecutive losses for the Dallas Cowboys. Things took a turn for the worse in Week 7 when the Cowboys lost in New York.

Randle was injured and in the following week had some off-the-field issues that altogether formed an unstoppable hybrid that led to his demotion as the starter and ultimate deactivation from last week’s game against the Seattle Seahawks.

The good news is that Darren McFadden has played relatively well in his time as the lead ball carrier in Dallas. The Cowboys also have Christine Michael and Rod Smith at their disposal, but Joseph Randle will not be lining up in that backfield anymore.


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1 thought on “Joseph Randle Released By The Dallas Cowboys”

  1. Pains me to see a player get handed it all and waste a prime chance like this. He’ll never get a better opportunity, if any at all, the rest of his career. Time for more Christine Michael!

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