Ezekiel Elliott (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
The Dallas Cowboys won’t be going to the playoffs this year, but the same can’t be said for Ezekiel Elliott.

The former Pro Bowl running back was released by the team at his request near the end of the regular season and has since signed with a new organization.

According to FOX’s Jordan Schultz, Elliott is joining the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Chargers had previously been named as a potential destination for the player, given injuries to Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins. Elliott should give head coach Jim Harbaugh a solid option in the backfield, considering his playoff experience and ability in short-yardage situations.

Ezekiel Elliott Had A Difficult Second Spell With The Cowboys

Elliott’s second stint in Dallas wasn’t as fruitful as the parties imagined when they opted to reunite.

The Cowboys were one of the worst teams in the NFL all season at running the football and weren’t that great at defending the run, either. Elliott’s return did not improve them, leading to yet another split.

He will now look to help the Chargers move past the Houston Texans in the upcoming Wild Card round.

Kylie Kelce and Joe Rogan (Photos by Getty Images)
Kylie Kelce has a stern message for all the haters and critics who are upset about her dethroning “The Joe Rogan Experience” as the No. 1 podcast.

On Dec. 5, Kylie Kelce launched her new highly-anticipated “Not Gonna Lie” podcast. Kylie’s husband, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, co-hosts another marquee podcast “New Heights” with brother Travis Kelce.

The Kelce brothers’ podcast is one of the most popular around the world, largely thanks to Travis’ highly-publicized relationship with music star Taylor Swift. Needless to say, it hasn’t taken long for Mrs. Kelce to build a giant audience for her show.

Kylie Kelce’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast immediately dethroned Joe Rogan’s controversial program as the No. 1 podcast. Naturally, there are a lot of Rogan fans and Kelce critics who aren’t happy about that.

During the latest edition of “Not Gonna Lie”, Mrs. Kelce hilariously clapped back at all the haters and critics after she dethroned “The Joe Rogan Experience” as the top podcast:

“Who the f**k is Kylie Kelce? I can’t get over the fact that you actually typed this into Twitter, when you could have typed it into Google. And also you typed my name, so now you know what you’re gonna get: More Kylie Kelce content…

I had talked to my producers about like, ‘Do we do like a segment on algorithms and explain to people that if you engage with the content and if you write my name and sh*t, you’re just gonna keep getting me on your timeline?”

Regardless of how you feel about her podcast, Kelce spills the truth. If you’re one of the haters googling her name, you’re just setting yourself up to get even more Kylie Kelce content.

Kylie Kelce Is Unfazed By The Haters

Unfortunately, celebrities and people with major platforms like Kelce have to deal with a terrible amount of unfair insults and personal attacks. But Kylie is handling it the best way possible by using the critics to just further motivate her.