Jerry Jones Says He Wouldn’t Trade Tony Romo for Any Other NFL QB

October 17, 2015   ·   Tim Daniels   ·   Jump to comments

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated Friday that he wouldn't move Tony Romo for any other quarterback in the NFL. He believes the 35-year-old veteran is a perfect fit for the organization as it continues to chase its first Super Bowl title since 1995.
Mike Fisher of CBS Dallas-Fort Worth passed along comments Jones made during an appearance on 105.3 The Fan's G-Bag Nation. He admitted if the Cowboys aren't able to win a championship with Romo under center it would be his "biggest disappointment having owned this team."
"He is a quarterback that can win Super Bowls. He is a franchise quarterback," Jones said. "I really would not. I really would not (trade him for any other quarterback) for what we've got ahead of us. He's who I want as opposed to a choice throughout the league."
Jones explained that Romo, when healthy, is starting to showcase the perfect storm of high-end ability and a firm understanding of how to lead an offense consistently. Romo ranks second among a...

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