Cowboys Rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku Ejected from Game
Cowboys rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku faced an abrupt end to his promising debut season during a recent game against the New York Giants. Ezeiruaku was ejected for a controversial incident involving Giants offensive lineman Greg Van Roten.
Ejection During Key Matchup
The incident occurred with 9:52 remaining in the third quarter. Tensions flared when the Giants’ offensive line reacted to a hit by James Houston on quarterback Jaxson Dart. This hit resulted in a 13-yard touchdown pass to Tyrone Tracy, igniting emotions on both sides.
As words were exchanged between players, Ezeiruaku pulled off Van Roten’s helmet, which led to his immediate ejection. Additionally, Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams was flagged for unnecessary roughness during the same exchange. However, this penalty was declined due to Ezeiruaku’s ejection.
Performance Overview
Ezeiruaku, a second-round pick for the Cowboys, had shown promise throughout the season. Before his ejection, he had been contributing effectively, although he faced setbacks, such as losing a sack in the first half due to a tripping penalty by teammate Marcus Mebow.
- Last Sack: November 3
- Total Sacks this Season: 2
- Current Game Score: Giants leading 24-10
Despite the unfortunate end to his season, Ezeiruaku’s performance has left fans hopeful for his future with the Cowboys. The decision to eject him overshadowed what could have been a highlight as he continues to develop in the NFL.
