ROMOTOOWENS
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Then why the 3 posts about spiking a ball? You can't have it both ways.
You asked what Romo would have done different. I answered
Then why the 3 posts about spiking a ball? You can't have it both ways.
I disagree. Jerry doesn't have to do a damn thing, he can keep Romo as his backup QB in 2017-18 if he wants to and there's not a thing Romo can do about it short of retire. To say the Cowboys can't keep Romo financially is nuts, if not for Dak, they'd want to keep him here the next two or three seasons. The overall QB money for the Cowboys isn't bad at all if you view Romo as starter money and Dak as number 3 money. I think Romo will be cut, but to suggest Jerry has some kind of losing hand in this is just goofy
I agree with the point on the money but it goes way deeper than that. Holding onto Romo if he does not want to be here is just asking for a locker room issue IMHO
And I stick with the losing hand analogy Jerry does not hold the winning hand for a trade or otherwise
so I will agree to disagree
I don't need any tips. You have your opinions, I have mine. Remember I said that I didn't think it would be a good thing for Dak or the team if Romo participated in OTAs or TC. I would not want any distractions for him.
I know when some players retire they need to return a portion of the signing bonus. I never looked into how this works or if it also relates to restructured money (I would think it doesn't) but I wonder if Romo would need to give back any money if he retired.Just last season Dallas held onto a guy who publicly said he did not want to be in Dallas - Ronald Leary. Jerry kept him, despite his public displeasure. While Romo looms larger than Leary, it is a very similar situation. To say that Jerry wouldn't keep Romo despite him wanting to be somewhere else is ignoring the very recent past.
And Jerry has more leverage than any of the other owners. Jerry holds the contract, he will make the final decision, no matter who likes it or not. To say Jerry is holding the losing hand is not at all accurate. What's Romo going to do if Jerry says "tough luck, you're staying in Dallas"? The answer is nothing. Or maybe Romo retires, but that is not the same thing as Jerry "losing".
Some of you seem to be waiting for Houston or Denver to blink. Why would they get rid of anything to when they know he will be released.
Because they really don't know that. Denver's rationale for a trade might be that Houston would be Tony's first choice if a free agent, so they could pre-empt Houston by trading for Romo. Houston might trade for Romo because they fear Denver beating them to the punch. It only takes two parties to create a bidding war. This shouldn't be a difficult concept to grasp.
A real shot at a Super Bowl is worth gambling a draft pick, be it a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or whatever. Give Houston or Denver a franchise QB, and they are real Super Bowl contenders.
Because they really don't know that. Denver's rationale for a trade might be that Houston would be Tony's first choice if a free agent, so they could pre-empt Houston by trading for Romo. Houston might trade for Romo because they fear Denver beating them to the punch. It only takes two parties to create a bidding war. This shouldn't be a difficult concept to grasp.
A real shot at a Super Bowl is worth gambling a draft pick, be it a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or whatever. Give Houston or Denver a franchise QB, and they are real Super Bowl contenders.
Maybe Romo has said I'm only going to Houston or somewhere else.
See here it goes again. In one sentence he is old and fragile. In the next sentence he is a franchise Qb that will make a team a contender.
He is old and fragile...that's why the Cowboys are getting two less #1's for Romo than the Eagles got for Bradford, the Bengals got for Palmer, or the Rams got for RG3...See here it goes again. In one sentence he is old and fragile. In the next sentence he is a franchise Qb that will make a team a contender.
It isn't a question of being scared. Can you comprehend anything?
You responded to my post so I assume you meant me.