To Romo or Not to Romo?
That is the question this week as many folks in and around the National Football League speculate on the future of current Dallas Cowboy quarterback Tony Romo. If he is indeed released by Dallas, the rumors continue to point toward Denver as possible destination for the 36-year old signal caller. And based on the online fan feedback, there doesn't seem to be a lot of love for the idea. Should Denver go after the oft-injured veteran? Absolutely. Hang with me a second Broncos Country. Yes. He's Romo. He's the dude who couldn't hold the ball for an extra point try. He's the one who has the injured reserve on speed dial. He's old. And for crying out loud he's a freaking Cowboy! But Tony Romo is also a really, really good quarterback when he's healthy. A healthy Romo is flat out better than the youthful tandem of Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch. Both players may end up as fine quarterbacks someday. They just aren't Super Bowl re