Ezekiel Elliott

NFL Pro Bowl Running Back · Football - NFL

Dallas Cowboys / Ohio State Buckeyes

Ezekiel Elliott

Era

Likely signed circa 2016-2022 during his tenure with Dallas

Item Type

Replica or authentic football jersey

Condition

Excellent; the signature is bold with minor ink absorption into the mesh; jersey appears unworn.

Rarity

Moderate; a frequent signer through private signings and public appearances, but highly sought after in the Dallas market.

Overall Assessment

A strong, classic example of a modern star's autograph on a popular medium. Highly desirable for Cowboys fans.

Authenticity Assessment

Likely authentic; handwriting matches his characteristic silver paint pen style on fabric. Confidence level: 85%.

Signature Style

Abbreviated first name 'Zeke' or 'Ezk' with an included jersey number '21' and a flourishes for the last name 'Elliott'.

Signature Characteristics

Fast, fluid strokes with heavy pressure; the silver ink shows typical pooling at stroke endings on synthetic fabric.

Ink & Medium

Silver paint pen / deco marker on dark mesh jersey fabric.

Item Description

A black fashion or 'Color Rush' style jersey featuring a white tackle-twill number (visibly a '2' on the back or shoulder).

Estimated Value

$150 - $250 USD depending on jersey type and certification.

Comparison to Known Examples

Consistent with his 2016-2019 autograph style, specifically the loops used in the surname 'Elliott'.

Authentication Tips

Look for the distinctive sharp 'E' and the specific way he incorporates the '21' within the underline of the first name.

Certification Recommendation

Beckett (BAS) or JSA (James Spence Authentication) are preferred for modern NFL memorabilia.

Red Flags

No significant red flags; the 'bleeding' of the silver ink is consistent with authentic paint pens on polyester mesh.

Provenance Notes

Authenticity is bolstered by photos of the signing or a matching hologram from companies like Fanatics or Panini.

Historical Context

Elliott was a dominant force for the Cowboys, leading the league in rushing twice and defining an era of Dallas football.

Market Trends

Stable but slightly lower than his peak 2016 rookie year; values currently fluctuate based on team performance.

Investment Potential

Moderate; as a potential future Ring of Honor member, high-grade items should retain value well over time.

Similar Autographs

Dak Prescott, Tony Romo, Emmitt Smith, and Saquon Barkley.

Display & Preservation

Store in a UV-protected jersey shadowbox; avoid direct sunlight which can cause silver ink to flake or fade.

Interesting Facts

Ezekiel often signs his nickname 'Zeke' for fans but uses a more formal version for official contract-based memorabilia.

Identified on 6/19/2026