Cowboys Owner Jones Says Romo Could Play '5 More Years'
No matter what the critics say, Tony Romo will be wearing a Dallas Cowboys uniform next year according to team owner & General Manager Jerry Jones.
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No matter what the critics say, Tony Romo will be wearing a Dallas Cowboys uniform next year according to team owner & General Manager Jerry Jones.
The Dallas Cowboys quarterback controversy was about to rear its ugly head when Tony Romo said that he was willing to backup Dak Prescott to keep the team's chemistry intact during their amazing season.
Dak Prescott says nothing has changed for him after Tony Romo's heartfelt speech that conceded the Cowboys' starting job to the rookie quarterback.
The speech only added to the reasons why we love No.9 and Twitter was quick to show respect.
"I've never seen anything like that. It's unprecedented," said Ben Rogers of the Ben and Skin Show on 105.3 The Fan. "One of the most selfless things I've seen in all of sports."
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will dress out for Sunday's game as the backup for the first time since 2006, when he entered a game for a struggling Drew Bledsoe.
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Team owner/General Manager Jerry Jones tells The Fan's Shan & RJ show that he fully anticipates that Romo will not only dress for the game, but be active as well as a backup to Dak Prescott.
The issue is no longer whether Dak Prescott will start ahead of a healthy Tony Romo for Dallas. Now, the question is how far the Cowboys can go with a rookie quarterback and the NFL's best record.
Tony Romo will be back in uniform next Sunday when the Dallas Cowboys host the Baltimore Ravens.
For the first time this season, Tony Romo has a chance to suit up for the Dallas Cowboys, but with a 7-1 record, the team is not ready yet to bring him back onto the field. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys Week 10 injury report before their game with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tony Romo was listed as a full participant in practice on Wednesday for the first time this season.
Romo-As-Helper continues today at The Star in Frisco, as the Cowboys practice outdoors in rainy weather with Prescott as the No. 1 QB, Mark Sanchez as his backup, and Romo prepping to do scout-team work.
The Cowboys' seven-week-long status as winners is unchanged. Dallas' management's view of the return of Tony Romo?
Prescott improved to 7-1 as a starter, and his latest performance has pushed Romo deeper into the background of what is developing into a special season for the Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys got Tony Romo back to practice this week, although he won't play, and Dez Bryant is ready to go full speed. However, as the Cowboys prepare for the Cleveland Browns, they have lost two of their starting members of the defensive secondary in Barry Church and Morris Claiborne. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys injury report for Week 9.
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The Cowboys have a winning chemistry going with the rookies leading the charge for the 6-1 team, and it looks like they will stay with the 'hot hand' of Dak Prescott at QB.
Dak Prescott will start against Cleveland after the rookie quarterback looked like Tony Romo in rallying Dallas past Philadelphia in the fourth quarter and overtime for his sixth straight win.
If you could use only one adjective to describe Dak Prescott's game-winning touchdown pass to Jason Witten against the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night at AT&T Stadium, you might try, "Romo-esque."
The Dallas Cowboys look to get back wide receiver Dez Bryant this week against the Philadelphia Eagles, although Tony Romo is still a few weeks from his return. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys injury report for Week 8 of the 2016 NFL season.
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Tony Romo took to the Cowboys practice field with his team for the second straight day on Thursday, but this time his appearance came complete with a helmet and his familiar No. 9 jersey.
Tony Romo participated in individual drills for the first time since injuring his back in a preseason game in Seattle on August 25.
The Cowboys are back from the bye and riding high at 5-1 ... hoping more help is on the way.
