Eagles fans should not be rejoicing that Tony Romo will remain a Dallas Cowboy. They should be happy that Jerry Jones is still their General Manager, though.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) celebrates after scoring a touchdown on fourth down in a game against the New York Giants in the second half of NFL football action at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas
That isn't to say that Tony Romo isn't a very good quarterback. The nine-year veteran threw for a career-high 4,903 yards in 2012. He's topped 4,000 yards four times, has nearly twice as many career touchdown passes as interceptions and, as Bleacher
Romo and Verlander were approaching the final year of their respective contracts, and as the resident gunslingers for their respective teams, the Cowboys and Tigers wanted to lock down their stars to avoid the drama associated with the will they or won
Boy, the Dallas Cowboys must really trust Tony Romo. That faith was reflected in multiple ways as America's most scrutinized quarterback has become one of its richest with a six-year, $108 million contract extension. Owner Jerry Jones backed up his
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