Tony Romo was on hand at PNC Arena Friday night to sound the siren before puck drop and take in a little hockey.
Romo, a good friend of Dundon, who became the
Hurricanes majority owner back in January
, spoke about the owner's passion and energy for the game.
"If you wanted a hands-off owner, you got the wrong guy," Romo said in an interview during the Hurricanes broadcast. "He cares so much. He wants to see this team win. He's passionate about it."
Romo, also an excellent golfer who nearly qualified for the U.S. Open in 2017, was not as kind with his words about Dundon's golf game.
"Tom loves golf. And I would say if you have a putt for the win, I wouldn't bet on Tom," Romo said. "But I'll tell you this. If you are going to be in a business and he is going to own it, I'd bet on Tom."
Romo played for the Cowboys from 2003-16 and is the franchise's all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns. He is now an announcer for CBS.
