The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, "said with his lord, as it is in the extension of the NFL Roger Goodell, but that he does not come from contract with an Ezequiel to the commissioner was E. Elliott in the suspension of the six parties of the alleged domestic violence. Jones said on his radio show on Friday that he wants the 32 owners to have the opportunity to approve the agreement negotiated between Goodell and the compensation committee that includes six owners. Jones is not on the committee. The NFL said the owners have already voted unanimously to extend the Goodell contract and allow the committee to close the deal. Jones said the circumstances have changed since the May vote, including escalating protests against the social injustice that has affected the national anthem. Jones also said that "behavior policies" have been a problem since May. Goodell suspended Elliott in August. Jones, who was inducted into the Professional Football Hall of ...
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