“Mac Jones’s Quick Game Doesn’t Suck”: Ezekiel Elliott Flying to Boston Could Change Fortune for One Solid Reason

The season of the NFL is upon us. This fresh season brings with itself some new faces, new players, and heaps of singing. With teams looking to better their records and win the Super Bowl title, the sides are doing their absolute best to win the ultimate glory! Recently, Rich Eisen on his show discussed a player’s transfer in particular that can bolster the team’s chances in the upcoming season.

Ezekiel Elliott, the former Dallas Cowboys running back has changed teams and joined New England Patriots ahead of the fresh NFL season. For the teams to be successful, running backs must form a solid relationship with the quarterbacks. During the practice sessions, Zeke would be looking forward to doing the same with Mac Jones. Weighing on the team’s players, Eisen gave words of appreciation for Mac Jones as well as Ezekiel “Zeke” Elliott.

Mac Jones and Ezekiel Elliott: Rich Eisen’s winning combination

Rich Eisen gave his honest opinion about the change in proceedings on the Patriots’ side. Speaking on his show “The Rich Eisen Show”  the renowned sports commentator gave his two cents on the Patriots shakeup. He said confidently “This guy plays all three-downs….Because he passes protects as well he does everything. He’s going to be a guy on their third down. Making sure that Mac Jones’s quick game doesn’t suck.” 

Eisen went on and spoke about how Zeke would enable a smooth transition giving huge appreciation to the veteran running back as he joins the relatively new QB in the Patriots’ latest title hunt after missing out on the last five seasons.

He wasn’t lying when he said “…And who’s going to do it? Zeke, Zeke is going to be great for the Patriots….. because folks he’s been around for so long!” Eisen is fully behind the new partnership of brave-faced Ezekiel who comes after Dallas exit, and Mac Jones. The QB has struck a chord with fans due to his off-field behavior too.

The Boston’s fan favorite – Mac Jones

“Florida gave me cancer. But Boston cured it” These were the exact words of 10-year-old cancer patient Ramie Darling. The child who underwent chemotherapy at the Boston State along with his father was grateful for finding an NFL star’s support. Mac Jones came out to support and assist the child financially.

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The Patriots QB invited Ramie Darling and his father to in-stadium practice. All done for a good cause to form friendships and instill positivity in the 10-year-old’s life. As promised, the father-son duo enjoyed the full practice session from close quarters. Sitting in the spacious Gillette Stadium, both father and son got an uninterrupted view of the Patriots’ team warmup and practice sessions that followed. Mac Jones extended further support to the family. He also invited Ramie Sr. and Jr. to the Patriots’ first pre-season game against the Texans.

Mac Jones has now earned a household name! Jones with impeccable stats of covering  6,800 sq. yards and 36 touchdowns would be a treat to watch this NFL season.

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