Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed confidence that former quarterback Tony Romo will manage the challenges following his OWI arrest in Wisconsin. In an interview with KDFW Fox 4, Jones stated that he has been in contact with Romo, who was arrested on July 23 for operating a vehicle while under the influence and other related charges. Jones praised Romo's character and resilience, saying, "He knows how to get up when he gets knocked down. He will work through this." Romo was detained after police observed signs of intoxication and refused to take a breath test. Following the incident, CBS Sports announced that Romo would be on leave from his role as an NFL analyst, with J.J. Watt stepping in as his replacement.
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Jerry Jones expresses support for Tony Romo following OWI arrest
Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, voiced his support for Tony Romo after the latter's OWI arrest in Wisconsin. Jones highlighted Romo's resilience and character, expressing confidence that he will navigate this situation. Romo was arrested on July 23 and has since been placed on leave from his position as an NFL analyst at CBS Sports.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has Tony Romo's back, believes he will 'work through' OWI arrest
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