Ranking the Top 10 Free Agents the 49ers Should Pursue in 2017
By Peter Felsch
Quarterback Tony Romo
The days in Dallas are numbered for quarterback Tony Romo after his benching for rookie QB Dak Prescott. While owner Jerry Jones has insisted Romo is in their plans of the future, I don’t see him staying with the Cowboys as a backup.
There are many teams looking for quarterback help, including the New York Jets and Denver Broncos. At this point in his career, it’s unlikely Romo would sign with a rebuilding team and rather to a team where he can contend for a Super Bowl.
But ,for the sake of the hypothetical and given the need for a signal-caller, the 49ers should warrant at least an inquiry.
They could draft a quarterback in the later rounds for Romo to groom for the next three to four years, which is better than handing the reins over to a rookie right away.