Tony Romo may be sidelined while recovering from a broken collarbone and his team may have lost three straight, but he still believes their season is far from over.
Romo was caught on camera during Showtime’s “Inside the NFL” this week and told Brady after the Patriots blew them out 30-6, “See you in February”.
From Gavin Spittle, VP of News/Talk/Sports for CBS Radio Dallas/Fort Worth:
Brady doesn’t pay much attention during the exchange and Romo pats him on the butt and then moves on after he says it.
Dallas is currently 2-3 and just announced they’re turning the reigns over to Matt Cassel at quarterback. Needless to say if Romo has any hope of a rematch, they still have a long road ahead to have any hope of seeing the Patriots again this season.
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