Today, the Dallas Cowboys have officially filed paperwork with the NFL for the release of veteran quarterback Tony Romo, while the 36-year-old, four-time Pro Bowler announced his signing with CBS Sports, where he'll replace Phil Simms as its number one color commentator alongside play-by-play broadcaster Jim Nantz. A myriad of injuries and old age have led to Romo's early retirement, putting an end to one of the greatest undrafted free agent stories in NFL history. Having took zero snaps during ...
Today, the Dallas Cowboys have officially filed paperwork with the NFL for the release of veteran quarterback Tony Romo, while the 36-year-old, four-time Pro Bowler announced his signing with CBS Sports, where he'll replace Phil Simms as its number one color commentator alongside play-by-play broadcaster Jim Nantz. A myriad of injuries and old age have led to Romo's early retirement, putting an end to one of the greatest undrafted free agent stories in NFL history. Having took zero snaps during ...
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