Romo Trade Imminent

TSN
The Dallas Cowboys are expected to trade quarterback Tony Romo rather than release him, with the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans as potential trade partners, according to ESPN NFL Insider Chris Mortensen.

Mortensen adds that, as per sources, the Cowboys "now believe they have a trade that will work for Romo and the team."
Romo is the Cowboys' franchise leader in yards passing (34,183) and touchdowns (248). A 10-year starter who joined the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent in 2003, he lost the job last season to rookie Dak Prescott after breaking a bone in his back in a preseason game.
When he was healthy again, Romo conceded the job to Prescott during a franchise-record 11-game winning streak. His departure has been expected ever since.












Romo, 36, carries a $24 million salary cap hit and has missed most of the past two seasons with injuries. He was 78-49 as the starter, but his playoff debut 10 years ago illustrated the post-season struggles ahead when he infamously flubbed the snap on what could have been a winning field goal in Seattle.
The four-time Pro Bowler went 2-4 in the playoffs, never winning on the road or reaching the NFC championship game.
Owner Jerry Jones and Romo talked "Cowboy for life" when Romo signed the franchise's first $100 million contract in 2013 — a $108 million, six-year extension through 2019.
Mortensen also reports that the Broncos also have been talking to the New York Jets about deal for quarterback Trevor Siemian. If the Jets don't land him, they have also discussed adding Jay Cutler, who will be reportedly be released by the Bears.



Cobra....
For the Romo lovers out there(both of you LOL) not to worry Jerry Jones may be a lot of things and his biggest asset is his fierce loyalty and his gratitude to his players......Romo will indeed retire a Cowboy. After his parting money grab be it Denver, Houston or anywhere else Romo will be hired by Jones in some capacity.

Take note Houston ......Osweiler and his contract were just traded to the Browns

Looks like hes staying in Texas.

good place for him, won't have to go far when he gets hurt

Yupe same hospital...good deal for all.

No friggin way he comes to H-town, at least under the current contract he has. Why do folks think he is the second coming? The only way he will be in Houston is if he accepts a heavily incentive based contract, 6M +. He will never play for that because he feels he's "Tony Romo" and he deserves more even if he only plays a few games per year anymore. We would hope they have learned a lesson after BROCKSTAR...lol