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He's not going to Arizona:
That stuff doesn't mean anything this time of year. And they're not at really good shape at QB anyway.
He's not going to Arizona:
He's not going to Arizona:
You quoted my post when I discussed Romo's contact. Did you read it?According to the article Romo has a $14M salary next season. He's due $19M in year two and $20.5M in year three, you don't call that a big contract? You claimed any team that would trade for Romo would work out a 2 or 3 year contract. You went on to say it would "probably" lower the salaries in exchange for guaranteed cash. How do you know all this will happen and a team can make all of it happen? How about providing a link that's discussing all the possibilities and all they'll be are "possibilities."
You quoted my post when I discussed Romo's contact. Did you read it?
How much guaranteed money is Romo owed? Are you new to evaluating nfl contacts?
How much guaranteed money is Romo owed? Are you new to evaluating nfl contacts?
And what he left off here is there is no guaranteed money left on the deal.
He described it perfectly.....you are the lost one....TM doesn't get numbers wrong, just draft picksDon't come off like you're some expert because you're not. Regardless if he's not owned any guaranteed money unless you know everyones cap situation and what players they need to sign, you have no idea what any of the teams that may be interested need to do to get Romo signed.
He described it perfectly.....you are the lost one....TM doesn't get numbers wrong, just draft picks
The contract has 0 guaranteed money and the 2018-19 salaries were always just placeholders.....DAL was never going to pay him that much, let alone a new team
Romo will work out a new deal 3 year deal with 15-25m guaranteed for 36-45m total
His cap hit for 2017 can be as low as 6m for the new team....... 1m base and 5m signing bonus
I never agree with TM but this is common senseYou're just another one who thinks they got it all figured out, no wonder TM has you under his spell. Both of you were just following along with what you're reading on online or hearing on TV. Try posting some links to all of this instead of making it look like it's coming from both of you.
I never agree with TM but this is common sense
Romo doesn't throw practice pass one without 14-20m guaranteed.... to get that he has to bring down the base on Years 2-3
Cop out for being wrong again but you have lost that Dez argument to everyone that you have faced so you are good at itThat has nothing to do with common sense you're just following along with what's been reported. If you had any common sense you wouldn't have denied that the ball touched the ground on Dez's no catch and I wouldn't have had to show you a picture of the ball on the ground. lol
Cop out for being wrong again but you have lost that Dez argument to everyone that you have faced so you are good at it
Stay on topic.....Blandino fans...jeeshYou're the one who's always wrong, from Hardy being back to the ball never touched the ground with Dez. Hopefully the reports you're listening to are right about this.
Stay on topic.....Blandino fans...jeesh
And what he left off here is there is no guaranteed money left on the deal.
The Cowboys will listen to offers for Tony Romo, sources said, once owner Jerry Jones has his meeting with the Pro Bowl quarterback. Romo prefers to be moved to a contending team -- specifically, the Texans, Cardinals, Broncos and Chiefs. The Bills also have significant interest in Romo, team and league sources said, though they realize that it might be a tough sell. The Bills have not given up hope on retaining Tyrod Taylor on a lesser contract, too, though that may be wishful thinking on their part at this point.
Romo's market will be robust as well. The Chiefs have to make a determination on whether he, or any other option, would give them a better opportunity to win a Super Bowl than Alex Smith does. Smith has already played out the guaranteed portion of his contract. If so, Smith would be a trade-worthy commodity as well. While some reported the Cowboys may just let Romo walk, the demand for him should be such that Jerry Jones gets a strong return on his investment. Some GMs opined that the Cowboys would get a second-round pick, plus potentially another high pick based on Romo's playing time (injuries have dogged him in recent years).
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/h...rs-to-land-garoppolo-romo-in-nfls-qb-shuffle/
A new team, new scheme, new city, an aged and fragile QB.i think in the end tony ends up with the Texans that team is really ready to take the next step with a veteran qb