According to the NFL, Dallas Cowboys running back Ronald Jones joined with the team over the summer and was suspended for two games for using performance-enhancing drugs.
OXNARD, California — A rushing back for the Dallas Cowboys who excelled at a high school in North Texas has been suspended for the first two games of the 2023 regular season.
Ronald Jones, who signed with Dallas in March, was found to have broken the NFL’s rules regarding performance-enhancing drugs, the league said on Monday. He is not getting paid while on suspension.
Jones is still permitted to take part in all preseason drills and games, according to the NFL.
Jones won’t be eligible for the club until Week 3 of the regular season, which is before to the team’s game against the Arizona Cardinals on September 24, even if he makes the final roster.
Ronald Jones, the Dallas Cowboys’ former standout player from McKinney North, has been suspended without pay for the first two games of the 2023 regular season for breaking the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs.#CowboysCamp23
— July 31, 2023, Joe Trahan (@JoeTrahan)
After veteran Ezekiel Elliott left the team in the summer, Jones joined with the Cowboys to strengthen their rushing attack. Having already won two Super Bowls with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he came to Dallas and barely
The 25-year-old is from the Dallas-Fort Worth region as well. A four-star prospect, he played for McKinney North High School. He decided to attend the University of Southern California to play football in college.
Behind starter Tony Pollard, who is playing on the franchise tag this season, Jones is trying to earn a position on the roster before to the regular season.
Rico Dowdle, Deuce Vaughn, a rookie, and Malik Davis are the other running backs on the team right now.
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