Tony Romo News & Advice

Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo has reportedly undergone back surgery to remove a cyst and will miss the team’s OTAs, according to Dallas Morning News. The surgery is regarded as a minor, and took place back in April before the 2013 NFL Draft. While Romo is not expected to participate in any of the

In today's Three and Out: Tony Romo will miss OTAs while Montee Ball and Robert Woods look on track to be starters.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo underwent a minor surgical procedure to remove a cyst from his back last month, according to Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas. The surgery will sideline Romo through organized team activities (otherwise known as OTAs), and sources tell ESPN Dallas that it could keep the quarterback out until training camp. While some sound concerned about Romo's ability to participate...

Tony Romo is like the Rodney Dangerfield of NFL quarterbacks. He just can’t “get no respect”. It’s true. Sure, he’s only won one career playoff game and he’s come up short the past two seasons in season finale playoff-like scenarios, but this guy continues to get reamed for things that are arguably out of his

Well-respected Dallas Morning News columnist Rick Gosselin recently called it "unbelievable" and a "huge flat tire" that will haunt the Cowboys for eight years. Of course, he's referring to the seven-year contract extension for nearly $120 million that the Cowboys gave Tony Romo this offseason. Ultimately, the value of any good or service is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. Whether...

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a six-year extension with quarterback Tony Romo, up to $108 million, with $55 million guaranteed – putting him in the Tom Brady class as far as salary is concerned. The Cowboys also free up $5 million in cap space. The move has inspired a wide range of criticism –

Some Mo’ Romo Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Jerry Jones has finally jumped the shark, in my opinion. On Friday, I almost regurgitated the Krispy Kreme cheeseburger (it’s exactly what it sounds like) that I had for lunch when I … Continue reading →

The Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Tony Romo agreed to a six-year, $108 million contract extension with $55 million in guarantees and a $25 million signing bonus, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. Romo’s extension will go into effect after the 2013 season. The 32-year-old is set to earn $11.5 million next year, meaning that he’s basically signed to a seven-year, $119.5 million contract...

The Dallas Cowboys and quarterback Tony Romo have agreed to a six-year extension worth up to $108 million, of which $55 million is guaranteed, as reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter. The deal makes Romo the team's highest-paid player in franchise history and the only player with more guaranteed money in NFL history is Tom Brady ($57 million). Before giving Romo the extension, the Cowboys had only $24,000...

Tony Romo is now the highest-paid player in Cowboys history. He agreed to a six-year, $108 million contract extension on Friday that will last through his age-39 season. The extension includes $55 million guaranteed and a $25 million signing bonus. The deal also saved Dallas $5 million in salary-cap space, dropping Romo's number for this season from $16.8 to $11.8 million. Romo set a career high in...