When NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell initially suspended Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy for 10 games earlier this year, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones released a brief statement that said the team anticipated and respected Goodell’s decision.
Jones also said that the team would use its resources “to ensure a positive outcome.” Hardy got a positive outcome on Friday when arbitrator Harold Henderson found that a 10-game suspension was “simply too much” for Hardy based on the policies in place at the time he was arrested on domestic violence charges.
Jones issued another brief statement after Henderson’s ruling on Friday afternoon that avoided any specific comment on Henderson’s ruling.