Tony Romo and Jay Cutler both saw game action for the first time in 2006, despite taking dramatically different paths to the field. Cutler, a former first-round pick, started his rookie year in Week 13, taking over from Jake Plummer. Romo went undrafted in 2004, and took over from a struggling Drew Bledsoe that same 2006 season midway through. The 2016 season marked an end for both careers, as each announced they will be handling a microphone going forward instead of a football. Let’s see how their careers stack up from a PFF point of view.
Both Romo and Cutler accrued nine ranked seasons of quarterback play based on playing a representative amount of snaps each year.