Jerry Jones’ grandson, John Stephen Jones, led Highland Park to a state title on Saturday, and both the Cowboys’ owner and quarterback Tony Romo were there to witness it.
Maybe Romo was trying to get on Jones’ good side in a desperate attempt to get some playing time in the team’s final regular-season games, or maybe the two really are just good friends.
It seems like the latter, as a video shows them chatting it up during the game, with Romo likely breaking down the x’s and o’s.
Tony Romo sitting beside Jerry Jones today at AT&T Stadium as Jerry watches his grandson QB Highland Park in state-title game: pic.twitter.com/nEIibEHG7H
— Brandon George (@DMN_George) December 17, 2016
The Cowboys have some extra time to prepare this weekend, as they don’t play until Sunday night. And it’s unlikely that Romo will play anyway.
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