Dallas Jones suspended 2 matches for PEDs

Dallas Cowboys RB Ronald Jones has been suspended for the beginning of the next campaign as he will be unavailable for the 1^st two clashes for violating the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy.

The running back, who inked a 1-year deal with Dallas during the offseason, can be part of the training camp and appears in preseason matches. The suspension will become active on September 3^rd, and they will be able to reunite with the roster on September 18^th, a day after their 2^nd match from the new campaign vs. the NY Jets.

Ronald had just 17 carries in 6 matches in the past season with the Kansas City Chiefs, ending with 70 yards and a TD. His best campaign was in 2020 when he had almost 1000 yards on 192 carries and 7 TDs as he was a crucial part of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl victory.

𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: #Cowboys RB Ronald Jones, who was suspended 2 games for PEDs, says he “loves this game and would never cheat it”

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