TONY ROMO RUMORS & GOSSIP
BBQ: Salary Cap Fix
The Dallas Cowboys have freed up some money with restructuring Tony Romo’s contract as well as Sean Lee and Orlando Scandrick giving the Cowboys almost $16.8 million worth of cap room. The question now is: what are they going to do with that money?
One big question asked via Twitter reposts from Clarence Hill:
The Cowboys have informed Jason Hatcher and Anthony Spencer that they...
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Tony Romo’s cap number skyrockets in 2015
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This is exactly why teams don’t like to restructure contracts a lot. It tends to boost a player’s cap number down he road.
Tony Romo did a simple restructure, converting $12.5 million of his $13.5 million salary into bonus money, leaving him w/a $1M base for '14.
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Dallas Cowboys reportedly restructure Tony Romo’s contract to free up salary cap space
In an effort to get under the NFL salary cap, the Dallas Cowboys have restructured the deal quarterback Tony Romo signed with the team last year, says a source according to an ESPN.com report. Romo is not expected to experience any issues next season following surgery late last year to help deal with a herniated […]The post Dallas Cowboys reportedly restructure Tony Romo’s contract...
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Tony Romo To Receive $12.5 Million Bonus
Life is good when you’re a high paid quarterback with millions in guaranteed money.
Whether they give it to you as a base salary or signing bonus, you’re going to get that cash. We reported earlier that the Cowboys would restructure Tony Romo’s contract to help alleviate close to $10 million in cap relief.
Ian Rapoport is reporting that Romo will get his base salary for...
Cowboys restructure Tony Romo’s contract to create more cap space
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The Dallas reworked Orlando Scandrick and Sean Lee’s contracts on Monday. It also looks like Tony Romo’s contract got a makeover as well, according to ESPNDallas.com.
According to a source, the Cowboys will rework Romo’s contract to create $10 million in salary cap space. The Cowboys...
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Dallas Cowboys free up 10 million dollars in cap space with new Romo deal
According to ESPN Dallas, the Cowboys have reworked Tony Romo’s contract to create $10 million in salary cap space. The Cowboys will convert $12.5 million of Romo’s $13.5 million base salary into a signing bonus, dropping his salary-cap figure from $21.773 million to $11.773 million. Romo signed a six-year contract extension last year worth $108 […]The post Dallas Cowboys free...
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Top 25 Dallas Cowboys of All Time (25-21)
All-Time Dallas Cowboys Player #25: Tony Romo It feels as though, throughout his entire career, Tony Romo has carried the stigma that The post Top 25 Dallas Cowboys of All Time (25-21) appeared first on DC Nation.
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Report: Kaepernick seeking deal similar to Tony Romo, Jay Cutler
The San Francisco 49ers are trying to work out a long term deal with quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick, 26, is 17-6 as a starter and has already been to a Super Bowl and two NFC Championship games. Those stats numbers have Kaepernick seeking out a deal that rivals the ones given to Tony Romo and Jay Cutler according to the Boston Globe. Romo was given a deal which will pay...
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If Johnny Manziel falls to pick 16 could the Dallas Cowboys take him?
Today Jerry Jones said some interesting things on the radio which is not unusual, but is definitely interesting. He was asked about Johnny Manziel and he was not shy to talk about the Texas A&M star. “We’ll never see him,” Jerry Jones said Tuesday on KRLD-FM Dallas/Fort Worth. “We couldn’t get there if we traded […]The post If Johnny Manziel falls to pick 16 could...
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Jerry Jones: Blame me, not Romo, for not winning Super Bowls
Despite not leading the Cowboys to the playoffs since 2009, team owner Jerry Jones is asking fans to blame him, not Tony Romo, for the team’s lack of success (Credit: NBCFWD.com)
Over the last three seasons, the Dallas Cowboys have finished exactly 8-8. During those three seasons, the Cowboys have been on the cusp of the post-season, often failing to make the playoffs on the last...
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