Dollars And Sense Of Romo's Financial Future With Cowboys
Making sense of Romo's contract situation heading into the off-season.
Watch CBS News
Making sense of Romo's contract situation heading into the off-season.
Tony Romo has his eyes on the Denver Broncos, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been bragging all season about the chemistry in a delicate situation between his quarterbacks and is counting on those bonds when Dallas opens the playoffs at home Jan. 15.
The Dallas Cowboys had nothing to play for in the final week of the NFL regular season and rested their starters outside of a quick two drives at the start of the game. As a result, they lost to the Philadelphia Eagle, but still have a lot of momentum heading into the playoffs.
Tony Romo threw his first touchdown pass in nearly 14 months and the playoff-bound Dallas Cowboys played it safe in a 27-13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
Regarding Tony Romo, the Cowboys flipped. Now it's hoped, regarding Tony Romo, the Cowboys don't flop.
The Cowboys QB question for Week 17 will go from being a "who" to being a "why." Sources say that Tony Romo is petitioning Cowboys management to get some snaps in the otherwise meaningless visit to Philadelphia.
With nothing to play for, there is a good chance that Dallas rests their starters, but that doesn't mean Tony Romo will play.
Sunday's 10-7 loss at the Giants has amplified the noise, causing coach Jason Garrett to announce forcefully, "You can make it as simple or complex as you wanna make, but it it's pretty simple for us: Dak's gonna play QB as we go forward."
I swear I'm living in some bizarro world where Tony's good parts have become glorified superhuman strengths only bestowed on Zeus and Hercules.
The Tony Romo door remains open after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was asked by The Fan's Shan & RJ if there is a definitive situation that would prompt him to go back to the former starting QB.
The Cowboys, who lost again to the rival Giants, are the still the best team in the NFC with Dak Prescott at QB.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones doesn't anticipate playing Tony Romo in the final games of the season despite the possibility of Dallas clinching home field advantage throughout the playoffs this season.
Rookie sensations Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott made the playoffs with four games to spare in Dallas.
With the Dallas Cowboys already holding a spot on the NFL Playoffs, there is no plan to rest the starters according to team Owner & General Manager Jerry Jones.
The Dallas Cowboys are the NFL's best team, thanks to a mature Prescott, a bulldozing Elliott and a stout offensive line.
For the first time this season, quarterback Tony Romo is not listed at all on the injury report, after returning last week with a questionable notation. However, two of the Cowboys starting defensive backs remain out of action heading into their Thanksgiving Day game. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys injury report for Week 12.
Tony Romo dressed quickly at his locker, pausing only briefly to tell reporters he wasn't talking after his first game as Dallas' backup quarterback in 10 years.
The Dallas Cowboys aren't just beating every team that shows up at their doorstep — they're also beating ever negative meme that comes their way.
Tony Romo is active for the first time in almost a year, and he's the Dallas Cowboys' backup quarterback for the first time in 10 years.
There is another way to get Bryant going these days. Ask about the chemistry he's been raving about for weeks on a team with the NFL's best record (8-1) heading into Sunday's game against AFC North-leading Baltimore (5-4
The Dallas Cowboys have their Pro Bowl quarterback back in Tony Romo but they have asked him to play backup to new starting quarterback Dak Prescott. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys injury report as they prepare to face the Baltimore Ravens.
Jerry Jones has had a few days to reflect on Tony Romo's comments to the media this past week and gives his own take on Romo openly admitting that Dak has and will continue to lead the team.
Prescott doesn't have the Cowboys (8-1) in the postseason yet. But they can break the franchise season record with a ninth straight win, a streak that has vaulted Dallas to the best record in the NFL.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's career has been a storybook of sorts. You can see why team owner Jerry Jones thinks it deserves a storybook ending.
