Players change teams.
That’s part of life in the National Football League.
After months of speculation and scenarios, the Dallas Cowboys are expected to release veteran quarterback Tony Romo today.
It ends a 14-year career that began as an unknown, undrafted free agent and ended with four Pro Bowls and a series of major injuries.
In between, Romo rewrote the team record book for passing, became a social attraction off the field with his celebrity girlfriends, created a trend with his signature backward cap, starred in a DirecTV commercial and entertained a rabid fan base with his escapability in the pocket.