Dallas Cowboys Release Veteran Running Back Ronald Jones After Two-Game Suspension
Key points:
- The Dallas Cowboys have released veteran running back Ronald Jones after his two-game suspension
- Jones' release was expected due to the team's depth at the position and the emergence of younger players
- The decision to release Jones shows the confidence the Cowboys have in their current running back group
The Dallas Cowboys have released veteran running back Ronald Jones in a move that was expected due to a crowded backfield. The team’s success in the running game against the New York Jets showcased their depth at the position. Jones had been signed for experience and competition, but with Tony Pollard and Rico Dowdle performing well, his role became redundant. The Cowboys opted to keep four running backs on the roster, including undrafted rookie Hunter Luepke. Jones’ suspension and groin injury further limited his chances of making an impact.
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