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The Dallas Cowboys and veteran quarterback Tony Romo have reached agreement on a "blockbuster" six-year extension that will make Romo the highest-paid player in Cowboys' history, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Romo's new deal with the Cowboys is worth $108 million and includes $55 million in guaranteed money.

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The Dallas Cowboys and veteran quarterback Tony Romo have reached agreement on a "blockbuster" six-year extension that will make Romo the highest-paid player in Cowboys' history, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Romo's new deal with the Cowboys is worth $108 million and includes $55 million in guaranteed money.

Danny White is probably spinning in his grave.

These poor football players. They are so underpaid. They should be like them baseball folks...didn't that Detroit guy just get 180 million?

I'm disgusted that Romo/Jones would ruin the Cowboys in the same way that's happening to Baltimore.

Jerry Jones = Al Davis.

Um...no SE.

As bad as Jones is with personnel decisions (all the way back to his bogus decisions to fire the best head coach and the best quarterback in NFL history), I have heard NO reports that he's tried to influence strategy and tactics on the part of the coaching staff OR that he's planted bugs in the opposing locker room.

Davis was originally very good with personnel decisions (his '70s era free agent/trade acquisitions of players many thought were toast was epic; see Blanda/Plunkett/Alzado/Hendricks), though he stuck with his insistence on the vertical game WAY too long. His ability, however, decreased rather markedly with age. Jones, on the other hand, NEVER had the touch, though he claims he does.

Makes sense he is the highest paid ever. Because 10-20 years ago the salaries wouldn't have been so high. They think they have a franchise QB so they paid him like one. If Aikman were playing today he would be the highest paid Cowboy ever.

SuperHornet wrote:Um...no SE.

As bad as Jones is with personnel decisions (all the way back to his bogus decisions to fire the best head coach and the best quarterback in NFL history), I have heard NO reports that he's tried to influence strategy and tactics on the part of the coaching staff OR that he's planted bugs in the opposing locker room.

Davis was originally very good with personnel decisions (his '70s era free agent/trade acquisitions of players many thought were toast was epic; see Blanda/Plunkett/Alzado/Hendricks), though he stuck with his insistence on the vertical game WAY too long. His ability, however, decreased rather markedly with age. Jones, on the other hand, NEVER had the touch, though he claims he does.

Jones wasn't the one that ended White's career, Landry was… seeing as Landry benched him more than a year before he retired.

I will pile on Jones for some of his recent personnel decisions, though. He pays all this money to Romo, yet doesn't seem too interested in giving him an O-Line that won't get him killed.

The Eagles just moved ahead of the Cowboys!!!

Great move Jerry!

Wedgebuster wrote:Great move Jerry!

Indeed. Pushed all-in with K-2 offsuit post-flop with a board showing 8-8-A.

more like highest paid choke job ever...

here's how I took the news:

tampajag wrote:here's how I took the news:

If I were a cowboys fan, I would've been like:

I've always been a fan of the idea of having a quarterback hold for placements. That said, it was botched efforts like these that forever sealed Romo's fate in my book. (It's eerie how similar these plays are.) The whole point of having a quarterback in these situations is that they're supposed to be able to handle the ball better than a punter or anyone else for that matter when there's a bad snap. His penchant for fumbling the snap and then immediately trying to get it in himself rather than calling FIRE and looking for an open receiver disqualifies him from this important duty from the get-go....

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Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:

tampajag wrote:here's how I took the news:

If I were a cowboys fan, I would've been like:

I probably whole have done that if I was at home when I heard the news

Title needs to be changed to:

Romo now most overpaid Cowboy - EVER

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grizfnz wrote:Title needs to be changed to:

Romo now most overpaid Cowboy - EVER

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IMO, he can stay there for another 10 years. That way, I won't ever have to listen to the asshole Cowboy fans puffing out their chests and bragging about another championship.

grizzaholic wrote:

grizfnz wrote:Title needs to be changed to:

Romo now most overpaid Cowboy - EVER

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IMO, he can stay there for another 10 years. That way, I won't ever have to listen to the asshole Cowboy fans puffing out their chests and bragging about another championship.

sorry, that's gonna continue, we believe in predicting titles every year

Donovan McNabb made a statement saying that he was overpaid for what he has done "A QB with one playoff win" wow I guess McNabb forgot that playoff victory came at his expense!!

dal4018 wrote:Donovan McNabb made a statement saying that he was overpaid for what he has done "A QB with one playoff win" wow I guess McNabb forgot that playoff victory came at his expense!!

McNabb played defense against the Cowboys?

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Donovan McNabb made a statement saying that he was overpaid for what he has done "A QB with one playoff win" wow I guess McNabb forgot that playoff victory came at his expense!!

McNabb played defense against the Cowboys?

No but he was on the losing team last time I checked.