“We’re at a juncture now that, we need to just cool it in our public conversations about what we’re going to be doing or not doing there with Tony.”
I believe hanging on to Romo, at a greatly reduced price, makes the most sense. Romo turns 37 in April and has a lengthy injury history. He won't bring very much in return. However, bringing him back protects a franchise relying on a young QB. And, as we saw in Minnesota with Teddy Bridgewater's injury this season, losing a QB can ruin a season that has great promise. Romo would be a very nice insurance policy, indeed.
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