ARLINGTON, Texas – The Cowboys begin their voluntary offseason program on Monday – the first step toward building on their 13-win season from 2016.
As the team’s starting quarterback, Dak Prescott knows the work that lies ahead – and he appreciates what Tony Romo gave to the organization in that prominent role for a full decade.
Asked his thoughts about Romo’s April 4 release from the organization and his new broadcasting career as CBS’s new NFL lead analyst, Prescott once again had positive comments about his former teammate.
“Me and Tony, we’ve always been great throughout this whole situation, before the situation when I came in (as the starter),” Prescott said Saturday in Arlington at 105.