knightrider94
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Is that you, Thomas Henderson?
Hey, let's trade our winning lottery ticket for a stack of new chances to win the lottery. Maybe we'll win again!
Is that you, Thomas Henderson?
Hey, let's trade our winning lottery ticket for a stack of new chances to win the lottery. Maybe we'll win again!
So they allow drinking on the job jk Mav lolI've got a coworker over here who's convinced that Jerry is going to look to trade Dak Prescott for draft picks in order to keep Romo....
So they allow drinking on the job jk Mav lol
Do you work in a glue factory or a distillery?I've got a coworker over here who's convinced that Jerry is going to look to trade Dak Prescott for draft picks in order to keep Romo....
It will be amazing when this ****show is finally over. It has grown beyond old.
Does Jerry think he is Kenny Rogers as the gambler cards to be played what is he talking about smhJerry doesn't sound like a guy ready to let Romo leave town.
Would they sit Dak down next season and let Romo play?
FRISCO, Texas -- "There's several cards to be played," Jones said Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. "Don't think for one minute if you see something written or something said about what and where Romo is going to be relative to our team that there's any credibility to it. There's only one that can make that decision, and there's been no decision made."
Jones reiterated his belief that Romo, 36, will play in a Super Bowl if he can remain healthy.
"Now try that one on and see the consequences for us," Jones said.
Jones acknowledged that how Romo handled the transfer of power, so to speak, to rookie Dak Prescott played a key role in the Cowboys' success.
"There's no question he let our coaches, he let his coordinator, he let his head coach, let me completely off the hook by the way he handled the situation," Jones said. "He did everything in his power to help this team go to the Super Bowl. And you couldn't have asked for more from him. And, yes, he stood ready to step in there and potentially have the kind of game that you saw the other quarterback, Rodgers, play out there Sunday.
Read the rest: http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...-cowboys-not-ready-make-call-tony-romo-future
Is that you, Thomas Henderson?
Jerry is talking him up for that trade...
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Agreed. I'm hoping that's all this BS is.This is just BS to try to drive up his trade value.
No way is Romo going to be on this team, if he is Jerry is a total moron.
Great jerrys playing poker.
I've got a coworker over here who's convinced that Jerry is going to look to trade Dak Prescott for draft picks in order to keep Romo....
Did you laugh at them?I've got a coworker over here who's convinced that Jerry is going to look to trade Dak Prescott for draft picks in order to keep Romo....
This is a bluff from the Cowboys to make it seem like they're not trading Romo only to raise his price. Jerry is a salesman and a business man. Plus, it keeps us in the headlines.Jerry doesn't sound like a guy ready to let Romo leave town.
Would they sit Dak down next season and let Romo play?
FRISCO, Texas -- "There's several cards to be played," Jones said Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. "Don't think for one minute if you see something written or something said about what and where Romo is going to be relative to our team that there's any credibility to it. There's only one that can make that decision, and there's been no decision made."
Jones reiterated his belief that Romo, 36, will play in a Super Bowl if he can remain healthy.
"Now try that one on and see the consequences for us," Jones said.
Jones acknowledged that how Romo handled the transfer of power, so to speak, to rookie Dak Prescott played a key role in the Cowboys' success.
"There's no question he let our coaches, he let his coordinator, he let his head coach, let me completely off the hook by the way he handled the situation," Jones said. "He did everything in his power to help this team go to the Super Bowl. And you couldn't have asked for more from him. And, yes, he stood ready to step in there and potentially have the kind of game that you saw the other quarterback, Rodgers, play out there Sunday.
Read the rest: http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...-cowboys-not-ready-make-call-tony-romo-future
Appreciate you Tony, good luck. Hope you retire and stay on with the Cowboys in some capacity. GM would be great, draft, trade and sign defensive players.
Don't the Jets have a couple of DL that they wanted to trade at the deadline?Don't know if its possible, but player coach with a restructured deal that doesn't count towards cap as much.
Otherwise a trade for an impact D player from another team would be very interesting. I hate to see him go, but this is about the future now and greats such as Emmitt, Ware, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice all went on to other teams before they called it quits so Tony
moving on would not be out of the ordinary.
This is just BS to try to drive up his trade value.
No way is Romo going to be on this team, if he is Jerry is a total moron.
I hope you are correct!Romo is way too valuable to spend another year on any bench......he can turn a pretender into a contender overnight..............and it will only cost a top pick, maybe in 2018
Imagine if Romo was on SEA after the 2015 season as RWilson's backup
Do you think DAL would trade their 2nd in 2016 or their 1st in 2017 for him... I do
No one is giving a Top 10 pick but a late 1st or an early 2nd is the fair cost
Uhhhhhh no Jerry Romo cannot do what Aaron Rogers does