Maybe the Broncos will give up the World to move up to number 4

[rockj7]

They do need a QB now

 

[AzorAhai]

They better give up the world, the moon, the sun and a few colonizable planets if they want to come from 31 to 4.

 

[DogFace]

They'll get Kapernick or Rg3

 

[JohnsKey19]

They better give up the world, the moon, the sun and a few colonizable planets if they want to come from 31 to 4.

It's basically an impossible trade to make for it to make any sense for either team.

 

[jazzcat22]

What can Denver offer. Don't think there is much. swap 1st and give us their 2nd and Miller?

 

[jazzcat22]

They do need a QB now

So do we...for the future or if Romo goes down again....

 

[darthseinfeld]

What can Denver offer. Don't think there is much. swap 1st and give us their 2nd and Miller?

It would a couple years worth of #1's.

They would have to offer significantly more then what the Rams got in the RG3 trade

 

[Chuck 54]

Denver has no interest in drafting a QB at the top and struggling with a rookie for a couple years.
They won the SB and rented a number of veteran players. They are still in the "win now" situation.

 

[Western]

A counteroffer.
Might upset the Romo fans, though.

Dallas trades Romo to Denver.
Elway/Denver has a championship caliber roster & all they need is a established QB veteran who will not make mistakes and "drive the bus."
It allows Denver to remain competitive for another championship run with a older wiser QB at the helm.
Elway did sign Manning in 2012 and has an affinity for solid veteran QB's.
Romo's contract should not be an obstacle in such a scenario.

In return, Dallas receives necessary draft picks and future considerations necessary to facilitate the rebuilding phase of the Cowboys.
Think of it as a very reduced version of the Walker trade in 89'.
But, nonetheless every side wins.
Denver will have a responsible shot of repeating as Super Bowl champions, Dallas gets draft picks for rebuilding, & the Romo fans can cheer for his success in Denver.

It is a win-win.
Come on Jerry, think big and start calling Elway.

 

[CATCH17]

A counteroffer.
Might upset the Romo fans, though.

Dallas trades Romo to Denver.
Elway/Denver has a championship caliber roster & all they need is a established QB veteran who will not make mistakes and "drive the bus."
It allows Denver to remain competitive for another championship run with a older wiser QB at the helm.
Elway did sign Manning in 2012 and has an affinity for solid veteran QB's.
Romo's contract should not be an obstacle in such a scenario.

In return, Dallas receives necessary draft picks and future considerations necessary to facilitate the rebuilding phase of the Cowboys.
Think of it as a very reduced version of the Walker trade in 89'.
But, nonetheless every side wins.
Denver will have a responsible shot of repeating as Super Bowl champions, Dallas gets draft picks for rebuilding, & the Romo fans can cheer for his success in Denver.

It is a win-win.
Come on Jerry, think big and start calling Elway.

Send Witten too.. That way Witten and Romo, along with Ware, will have the Superbowl they deserve.

 

[Stash]

A counteroffer.
Might upset the Romo fans, though.

Dallas trades Romo to Denver.
Elway/Denver has a championship caliber roster & all they need is a established QB veteran who will not make mistakes and "drive the bus."
It allows Denver to remain competitive for another championship run with a older wiser QB at the helm.
Elway did sign Manning in 2012 and has an affinity for solid veteran QB's.
Romo's contract should not be an obstacle in such a scenario.

In return, Dallas receives necessary draft picks and future considerations necessary to facilitate the rebuilding phase of the Cowboys.
Think of it as a very reduced version of the Walker trade in 89'.
But, nonetheless every side wins.
Denver will have a responsible shot of repeating as Super Bowl champions, Dallas gets draft picks for rebuilding, & the Romo fans can cheer for his success in Denver.

It is a win-win.
Come on Jerry, think big and start calling Elway.

While I like the 'out of the box' thinking, I think Romo's contract makes it impossible for the Cowboys to trade him.

It looks like a cal hit of $31 million if they did.

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/dallas-cowboys/tony-romo/

 

[agk136]

What can Denver offer. Don't think there is much. swap 1st and give us their 2nd and Miller?

And next years first. The players they have lost and no quarterback should put them in the top next year.

 

[Bigdog]

Not only next years first, but the 2 years afterwards also. Remember the Redakins gave up 2 first rounders and they only went up 4 spots.

 

[IrishAnto]

They do need a QB now

If the Bronco's were willing to do that, then it would tell you what they think about said QB and maybe just maybe we might be better off drafting said QB ourselves because it won't be long before the current incumbent is gone.

 

[Killerinstinct]

Their entire draft, a dlineman, a LB and a CB for pick 4.

 

[Longboysfan]

They better give up the world, the moon, the sun and a few colonizable planets if they want to come from 31 to 4.

Like three number 1's from the 31st position.

 

[Hardline]

They will take Connor Cook with the 31st pick in the first round.

 

[tyke1doe]

They better give up the world, the moon, the sun and a few colonizable planets if they want to come from 31 to 4.

We'll take their Super Bowl trophy.

 

[tyke1doe]

What can Denver offer. Don't think there is much. swap 1st and give us their 2nd and Miller?

Would you take that trade?

 

[AzorAhai]

We'll take their Super Bowl trophy.

Well its a tough decision, but I'll settle for a straight up trade of our FO/owners for theirs.