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Roger Staubach Weighs In On Greg Hardy

November 11, 2015 / 4:58 PM CST / CBS Texas

By: Josh Clark

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DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - Another former NFL player has spoken on the Grey Hardy situation. This particular player carries more weight around DFW, however.

Former Cowboys' quarterback Roger Staubach joined CBS Sports Radio's Tiki and Tierney Show on Wednesday, and he was asked how could Jerry Jones have handled this situation differently?

"Well, I'm not sure how he could do it differently," Staubach said on CBS Sports Radio's Tiki and Tierney. "The one thing on the surface, I'm very disappointed in the actions of this particular player, but I don't know totally what's going on behind the scenes and how the Cowboys looked at it. Jerry's sons are involved. They're really coming up in the organization and doing a great job. He's got a daughter, Charlotte, that I've worked with on the Super Bowl when it's in Dallas. And Charlotte, I really feel, has vetted things out with him and feels that there's hope that he can get his life turned around.

"Those are the things behind the scenes I'm not familiar with as far as the hope that he could overcome, which is very difficult. If you're a domestic-violence person, you've got to get help. There's no way you're going to try to say, 'Well, this is one time, it's not going to happen again.' I mean, there's evidence (of) that. It's almost sickening when you think of what takes place in domestic violence, but I have confidence (in) Charlotte. She's no-nonsense. I think she feels there's hope for this guy and obviously he's a great player, so they balanced that out and made a decision. I don't know if I would have made that particular decision, but I don't have all the evidence that they have."

Listen to the entire interview right here.