Quote: The way you described the June 1st situation is the way it used to be. I'm not sure if that's the case still, as the salary cap rules have changed significantly this decade.


Though I don't think Tony Romo is worth a 2nd Round pick, desperate times sometimes lead to desperate measures. The 49ers and Jets organizations don't remind anyone of the Patriots, Steelers, Packers, or Ravens organizations. A quick fix wouldn't be shocking, at least on this end.

The only people that could in any way make sense for a romo trade are the Jets and Broncos. But even then, the jets team is pretty young and is on the way to a top 10 pick, and the broncos just dropped a first on Paxton Lynch. Besides the fact that neither of their cap situations could fit Romos contract, Id think theyd rather keep their picks and money intact and just build toward the future. Neither are really teams that have expiring talent and a closing windown imo.

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