Cowboys Expected To Land At Least 2nd Or 3rd Round Pick For Tony Romo

The Dallas Cowboys seem determined to move on from Tony Romo this offseason. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports recently spoke to a few executives to find out what Romo’s trade value was.

“Consensus among a few personnel guys I trust is that the Cowboys can get at least a third-round pick for Tony Romo, and possibly one that moves to a second-round pick based on Romo’s playing time and ability to stay healthy.”

The incentives make a ton of sense given the fact that Romo has a ton of injury history. Think about it, If the Eagles can get a 1st and a 4th for Sam Bradford, Dallas should be able to find a nice package for Romo. With Dallas only freeing up $5 million by releasing Romo, there really is no urgency to just cut him outright considering you won’t save a lot of money.

Earlier this offseason we found out the list of suitors Romo could have this offseason. Right now there doesn’t appear to be a contending team willing to trade for Romo but the urgency could start to set in once free agency starts.