What Should Dallas Cowboys Do with Tony Romo After 2012 Season?

December 5, 2012   ·   Derek Gerberich   ·   Jump to comments

Tony Romo, the new Cowboys' all-time leader in touchdown passes, currently quarterbacks a 6-6 version of America's team that is fighting for its playoff life.
What's new, you ask?
Answer: this time, number nine has contract talks hinging on his play down the stretch.
The 2013 NFL season is the last for which the Cowboys' gunslinger is under contract with the team, and Romo and the 'Boys are looking to have a new extension finalized this offseason.
The Cowboys sit at a slightly precarious position in regards to the cap, thanks to the $5 million penalty they incurred during the uncapped 2010 season.
However, according to Clarence Hill of the Star Telegram, the Cowboys believe they have enough flexibility to get Romo's extension finalized whenever it would be necessary.
Predictably, the question that follows is this: Is it really necessary for the Cowboys to sign Tony Romo to an extension?
In short, yes.
There isn't even a doubt.
While his crit...

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