Tony Romo is clearly the man in Dallas. However, he's also 35 years old with a bad back. It's not impossible that he could find himself sidelined at some point. The Cowboys' backup is Brandon Weeden . Despite being drafted in 2012, he'll be turning 32 in October, so he's no spring chicken either. But it's not all bad news should Romo go down. QBs coach Wade Wilson has been very impressed by Weeden this offseason. "I think he's probably the most improved player," Wilson said. "He just has a great understanding of the concepts, of the protections, calling the plays, all those things.
Cowboys QB Brandon Weeden is 'probably the most improved player' on the team
