Ezekiel Elliott fans were happy to learn during the draft Wednesday that the running back didn't leave his famed fashion trend behind when he left Ohio State after last season.
Elliott took to the NFL Draft red carpet sporting a crop top underneath his blue and white suit jacket.
The fourth overall pick was known for the signature look during his time at OSU.
According to ESPN, Elliott previously indicated that he wore his jersey that way because he doesn't like how loose it fits at the waist.
However, after the 2014 season, the NCAA decided to bar players from wearing a jersey in that style.
Elliot was drafted as the no. 4 overall pick by the Dallas Cowboys.
Ezekiel Elliott with the crop top. (via @SportsCenter) pic.twitter.com/mCQRTFPJmQ
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