After two majors back surgeries Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo finally addresses the media for the first time since August. He told the media that the rookie quarterback Dak Prescott had right to be the in the team and passed on his legacy to Prescott.
According to Yahoo Sports, Romo didn't hide any of his disappointment while he was reading his statements. He said that the 23 years old rookie Dak Prescott earned the right to be Dallas Cowboys quarterback. Prescott guided the Cowboys to an 8-1 record and that was a hard thing to do.
Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo had a broken bone in his back during the preseason game. Now he is expected to be Prescott's backup on Sunday at home against Baltimore .This will be the first time that Romo is active since last year and also the first time in 10 years he is not the Dallas Cowboys starter.
After two major back surgeries, Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo finally addresses the media for the first time since August. He told the media that the rookie quarterback Dak Prescott has the right to be the in the team and passed on his legacy to Prescott.
According to Yahoo Sports, Romo didn't hide any of his disappointment while he was reading his statements. He said that the 23-year-old rookie Dak Prescott earned the right to be a Dallas Cowboys quarterback. Prescott guided the Cowboys to an 8-1 record and that was a hard thing to do.
Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo had a broken bone in his back during the preseason game. Now, he is expected to be Prescott's backup on Sunday at home against Baltimore .This will be the first time that Romo is active since last year and also the first time in 10 years he is not the Dallas Cowboys starter.
According to NFL News report, Tony Romo said to the media further, "If you think for a second that I don't want to be out there, then you probably never felt the pure ecstasy of competing and winning.'' He also said that the feeling of winning hasn't left him yet but it burns in him now more than ever.
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Romo was surprisingly reflective as well, recalling the early days of his career when he was still fighting for his career so that he can stay as one of the rosters. Now, Romo is the franchise leader in passing yards and touchdowns.
Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo was a Pro Bowl selection for the 2006, 2007, 2009, and 2014 seasons. He was also selected to Pro Bowl in every season in which the Dallas Cowboys made the playoffs.
Romo had broken Dallas Cowboys team records including most games with at least 300 passing yards and three or more touchdown passes per game. But Tony Romo has also been noted for a lack of postseason success and had won only two of the six playoff games he played in.
