NFL.com reports that the Cowboys have locked up Tony Romo as their quarterback for the foreseeable future, signing him to a six-year deal worth $108 million. We all know NFL contracts are dirty lies, and the only thing that
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.
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
Rob Carr/Getty. If the Dallas Cowboys don't agree to an extension with Tony Romo now, they might not have the chance to later. It's a possibility that Ian Rapoport of NFL Network says could happen because of a couple paragraphs in Romo's contract.
A lot of skepticism has emerged in response to Tony Romo's 6-year, $108 million contract extension ($55M guaranteed) with the Cowboys. Romo's deal is questioned by some who point to the fact he only has 1 playoff win in his career. More questions arose
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