Tony Romo

#9 | QB/HLD
Height6-2
Weight226

Dallas Cowboys
Age30
Experience 8 years
Salary $625,980
CollegeEastern Illinois

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Cowboys QB Tony Romo off to an impressive start: 'Better than last year'

Dallas Morning News

Dallas Cowboys July 30, 2010

Romo shares his five favorite golf courses

Fort-Worth Star Telegram — By Charean Williams Tony Romo qualified for the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in June. He finished second in the American Century Championship. Romo could be as good at golf as he is as the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys if he played the game all the time. He's still good, playing only in his spare time. Romo said he has shot 65 a number of times, and a 66 in his best score ever in tournament play. Here are Romo's five favorite golf courses:1Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Ga.: "The tradition, and it's beautiful."2Racine Country Club, Racine, Wis.: "It's back home. The greens are p...

Dallas Cowboys July 29, 2010

Cowboys Camp Report 6: Fuzzy Afternoon

Blogging The Boys — More photos » Tony Gutierrez - AP Do I catch it, Coach, or do I kick it? (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez) Browse more photos » The shoulder pads and shorts were worn this afternoon, as the Cowboys crept more into their punt coverage work. They went back to working more on fundamentals and on tightening up the passing game. Dallas worked more on passing game matchups, drilling a lot of 6-on-7, where Tony Romo, Jon Kitna, and Stephen McGee worked the skill position guys against the three back seven units...

Dallas Cowboys July 27, 2010

Cowboys Camp Report 5: The Offense Makes a Push

Blogging The Boys — More photos » Tony Gutierrez - AP No defender has caught the speedy Jason Witten yet. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez) Browse more photos » Full pads returned for the second consecutive practice this morning, and the offense posted its most impressive workout of the still-short camp. The Cowboys worked extensively on 3rd down conversion and Tony Romo's group was close to unstoppable, against the 2nd and the 1st team defenses, demonstrating that the offensive guys have caught up, and quicklly, with thei...

Dallas Cowboys July 27, 2010

Wade's need for speed

Cowboys Blog | San Antonio Express-News — Cowboys coach Phillips is obsessed with sporting a roster filled with speedy, quick, well-conditioned players. To that end, all the players reported to camp either at or under their desired weights. Several, including Marion Barber, Mike Jenkins and Tony Romo lost weight. "I always tell them I want them to run as fast as they can run...I'd rather them be quicker and faster (than big)," Phillips said. "You can see they can play up to their ability (when they are lighter)." Phillips cited Bruce Smith as an example. The coach said the Hall of Fame defensive end was at his best when he went from ...

Dallas Cowboys July 26, 2010

Archer: Tony Romo's continued growth all about attention to detail

Dallas Morning News

Dallas Cowboys July 26, 2010

Romo knows he needs next step to be considered great

Fort-Worth Star Telegram — By Charean Williams SAN ANTONIO -- Tony Romo's words had a familiar ring to them."We'll see you at the Super Bowl in Dallas!" Romo proclaimed at the Dallas Cowboys' Kickoff Spectacular on Friday night.If it had come from anyone else, his words might have been taken as a prediction. But Romo isn't Joe Namath, the Hall of Fame quarterback who famously predicted a victory over the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III.Romo chuckled Saturday when asked, in so many words, if he had accidentally pulled a Namath."I told them I'd see them [one way or the other because the Super Bowl is...

Dallas Cowboys July 24, 2010

Tony Romo: No prediction, but Super Bowl is goal

Dallas Morning News

Dallas Cowboys July 24, 2010

Wade's weight loss clearly visable

Cowboys Blog | San Antonio Express-News — Wade Phillips dropped 40 pounds during the offseason through a mixture of diet and exercise. The loss is most apparent in a leaner face and neck. "When you're young and lose weight, they say you look great," Phillips said. "When you're old and lose weight, they ask 'Are you sick?' " Speaking of weight, Phillips said he expects all of the players to report at or under weight. He'll let us know if that is truly the case when he addresses the media about 30 minutes after today's 2:15 p.m. opening workout, which should last two hours. "I know Tony Romo lost five pounds," Phillips said.

Dallas Cowboys July 24, 2010