Ezekiel Elliott's run with the Dallas Cowboys looks like it will come to an end after seven seasons.

Clarence E. Hill Jr. of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported the three-time Pro Bowler is expected to be released before the start of the new league year at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Elliott will likely be designated a post-June 1 cut to save the Cowboys $10.9 million against the cap in 2023.

While Elliott certainly had a number of positive moments with the Cowboys, his impending release means his final play for the team will be as the snapper when he got steamrolled by Azeez Al-Shaair in the San Francisco 49ers' 19-12 win in the NFC Divisional Round.

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Needless to say, fans had some fun at the expense of Elliott and the Cowboys now that their partnership appears to be over.

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Why didn't he ask for Center money?

As ridiculous as the play call was, perhaps the most absurd thing about it is the 49ers tried to give Dallas a way out of running it. The Cowboys lined up in that formation, prompting 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan to call a timeout.

After talking things over, Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and offensive coordinator Kellen Moore decided this was the best play in their arsenal to potentially gain 76 yards for a touchdown that would have given them a chance to tie the game with an extra point or win with a two-point conversion.

Perhaps the Cowboys were just expecting San Francisco would drop everyone into coverage, giving Elliott an opening to get down the field and take a lateral at some point. Al-Shaair decided to blow the whole thing up by barreling over the veteran running back to force Dak Prescott to throw the ball immediately.

It's definitely not a moment Elliott will want on his career highlight reel, but it's at least a memorable way to finish a game and a seven-year tenure with one team.

Assuming Elliott does get released, he will leave the Cowboys with the third-most rushing yards (8,262) and rushing touchdowns (68) in franchise history.