Cowboys' Jerry Jones believes Tony Romo can 'work through' OWI arrest
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is facing professional uncertainty after being placed on leave by CBS following an OWI arrest. Despite the controversy, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has publicly expressed his continued support for Romo's character and resilience.
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Add The New York Post on Google CBS may not stand behind Tony Romo. But his former boss does. Romo, whose status as CBS’ lead NFL analyst is now in jeopardy after he was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence and placed on leave by the network on July 31, still has the support of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who said he has spoken with his former quarterback since the incident in Wisconsin.
Jerry Jones speaks on Tony Romo following the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback’s OWI arrest. X @MikeDoocyFox4 Sat down with Jerry Jones today. Asked him about the Tony Romo troubles. Jerry’s response? pic.twitter.com/KCz15W6RiO
Romo spent his entire career (2003-16) in Dallas, before joining CBS in 2017.
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