We’re several weeks into the new NFL year, but Tony Romo’s future in the league remains very much uncertain.
While it’s expected the Dallas Cowboys will move on from the veteran quarterback either by trade or release, Romo currently still resides on the team’s roster.
It appears team owner Jerry Jones simply is holding out for a trade partner, but considering Romo’s age and injury history, it’s hard to imagine there is much of a market for the signal caller.
Although Jones has been relatively mum on his plan for Romo, he did reveal a deadline as to when a decision would be made by.
Jones’ comment effectively is a cop out, considering training camp is months away.
There only have been two teams reportedly interested in Romo’s services — the Houston Texans and Denver Broncos. The Broncos reportedly aren’t interested in acquiring Romo via trade, and the Texans also have shown no efforts in trying to work out a deal.
It’s also not a stretch of the imagination to think Romo could walk away from the game entirely. If he does, he reportedly has a pretty cushy job offer lined up after he hangs up his cleats.
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