Is It Time for Dallas Cowboys to Consider Replacing Tony Romo?

October 6, 2012   ·   Zach Kruse   ·   Jump to comments

If former Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann was running the Dallas Cowboys, quarterback Tony Romo wouldn't be the starter for America's Team much longer. 
After Romo threw five interceptions against the Chicago Bears during a home loss last Monday night, Theismann openly criticized (or attacked?) the Dallas quarterback. Theismann may not be alone in wondering about Romo, either. But let's just kindly say there's a reason why Theismann is slinging quotes and not running an NFL team.
Romo isn't getting replaced as the Cowboys' starter, especially not this season. 
Here's what Theismann said to USA Today, via Sportsnet 590 The Fan:
Sooner or later we have to come to the realization that Tony isn't a very good quarterback. He throws interceptions that you shake your head. If it's all the wide receivers' fault, then maybe he should get some new wide receivers, or they need to come up with some new route combinations that guys can unde...

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