The Dallas Cowboys have made their decision about Tony Romo and reportedly will release their longtime quarterback Thursday, a move that will have a cascading effect on a market that is lacking in strong players at the position. Romo, who turns 37 next month, has been limited to only five games over the last two seasons and only one in 2016. Romo, who was 78-49 in 13 seasons with the Cowboys, saw Dak Prescott take his job after he was injured in pre-season and the Cowboys faced a difficult decision about his future. According to Maske, several agents and coaches and executives with other NFL teams said recently at the NFL scouting combine that they regard the Texans as the most likely destination for Romo. “I don’t think anyone in the league would be surprised to see that one happen.”

Source: thestar March 08, 2017 20:41 UTC