One of the biggest surmised destinations for Tony Romo was Denver. According to John Elway and several reports from the Broncos organization, Denver has never really been an option for Romo.
Denver coach Vance Joseph: "Tony Romo is a non-issue for us. We have not had one meeting about Romo."
— David Moore (@DavidMooreDMN) March 28, 2017
John Elway said "the plan is to stay the course" with their 2 QBs, Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch: pic.twitter.com/CqyH2q4yQw
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) March 27, 2017
So, where does one of the mainstays of the Cowboys during one of their most dark times in franchise history go? The smart money would be the Houston Texans, if Romo is going to play again. The Texans desperately need a veteran presence that’s had some success, the only quarterbacks they have on the roster are Tom Savage and Brandon Weeden. There’s still the option of picking up Tony Romo for a couple years to help groom a new quarterback that the Texans might pick up in the draft.
The other option for Romo is to go into the TV analyst field. CBS and Fox are reportedly after the veteran.
It's not just FOX in pursuit of Cowboys QB Tony Romo; it's also CBS making a strong push to add him to its team, per sources.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 24, 2017
When healthy, Romo is a more than serviceable quarterback in the NFL. The question of his health is the big question for a lot of teams. He’s been injured multiple times over the past few years, often with season ending consequences. It’s likely that Romo’s days as a consistent starter are over, but the direct future of the quarterback is still up in the air.
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