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I wouldn't make any financial wager on that.
No, let him. I'll take some of that action!
I wouldn't make any financial wager on that.
I'm sure Romo's agent a few years argued for Romo to push for a no-trade clause or at least a right of first refusal. But at the time, Jerry told him there was zero chance he would ever trade Tony, and if by miracle it came to that, wink-wink, Tony would have say.
So Jerry said, no need to bother with that veteran right of first refusal thing, you can trust me.
probably the same as "I'd never not allow you to fairly compete for the job"
Oh...wait.
Not completely uncommon for successful veteran NFL QBs.I don't know of any such clauses ever being put into NFL player contracts.
Not completely uncommon for successful veteran NFL QBs.
The most recent (top of my head) being Philip Rivers in 2015
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ilip-rivers-extension-includes-notrade-clause
Can somebdy tell me how the Front Office dont hold all the cards with the Romo situation?
He's under contract so his options are:
Backup
Traded
Retire
What am i missing
My big thing with Denver is, Romo has had 2 back surgeries and 2 collarbone injuries. Playing in Mile High is a lot different than playing anywhere else. May be worse for him to go there, oh, and there is that little fact that Denver has one of the worst OL's in football.Exactly right. If you're Houston - with an obvious gaping hole at quarterback - why would you not send the Cowboys a draft pick?
If you get cheap and roll the dice, you run the risk of Romo signing with Denver and being left out in the cold with nothing but the Jay Cutlers of the world, and not much better off than where you are now. Wasting another season of possible championship contention because you screwed up (again!) at the quarterback position.
For as much as Denver might think he's their missing piece, I actually think that Houston is in better position to compete for a championship, if they had the quarterback.
My big thing with Denver is, Romo has had 2 back surgeries and 2 collarbone injuries. Playing in Mile High is a lot different than playing anywhere else. May be worse for him to go there, oh, and there is that little fact that Denver has one of the worst OL's in football.
You just answered your own question[/MEDIA]
Can somebdy tell me how the Front Office dont hold all the cards with the Romo situation?
He's under contract so his options are:
Backup (he can agree to a pay cut but doesn't have to)
Traded (we can get something for him (IF there is is an offer) if he agrees, we can't if not. No team wants a player unless he wants them..esp a starting QB)
Retire
What am i missing
Can somebdy tell me how the Front Office dont hold all the cards with the Romo situation?
He's under contract so his options are:
Backup
Traded
Retire
What am i missing
Just another failure on our front office if this happens. Jerry probably releasing him to let him choose his team instead of helping the Cowboys.
Its not just fisher saying this though. Several people on Twitter are saying the same thingYou are missing that it's a Fisher report.
Its not just fisher saying this though. Several people on Twitter are saying the same thing
Thanks.You just answered your own question
That could be true.Yeah...no. There are/will be teams interested in the benefits of trading for him vs. letting him hit the market. Even if it's just a mere 5th or 6th round pick.
There is some value in 5 mil cap space for a post June2 waiver. It could come in handy. Would be nice to have the extra space earlier, but it's not peanuts. You get that with a waiver but not with a trade.Thanks.
So we're basically screwed if we cant find a trade partner with him...
So Fish is right....