It’s All About Tony Romo: The Drive 3/7/17
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Tuesday March 7th, 2017
The Drive with Big Al & DMac LIVE in studio. Tony Romo rumors heat up as the legal tampering period in the NFL begins. Kayvon Webster joins the show to talk about the legal tampering period opening up and where he wants to play. Cecil Lammey joins the show to talk about the possibility of Tony Romo coming to Denver. Cecil says the Kyle Shanahan connection with Cousins makes sense, and gives the guys an update on what is happening with Russell Okung. Troy Renck joins the show to talk about Denver’s shot at landing Tony Romo as the legal tampering period begins.
Who benched Peyton Manning, DMac’s one-horse race for Tony Romo and shock about Mike Glennon money. Lonzo Ball’s bad dad, and Tyrod Taylor’s ship setting sail. Kayvon Webster joins the show to talk about the legal tampering period opening up and where he wants to play. Al mentions how tough it must have been being stuck behind Bradley Roby and Kayvon mentions how he feels better leaving things in God’s hands. Listen to the interview HERE! Cecil Lammey joins the show to talk about the possibility of Tony Romo coming to Denver. Cecil says the Kyle Shanahan connection with Cousins makes sense, and gives the guys an update on what is happening with Russell Okung. DMac asks Cecil what’s the timeline on Tony Romo, and Cecil says don’t be shocked to see a decision within the week. Listen to the interview HERE!
Big Al helps DMac with the framework of the legal tampering period and the market worth of some ’17 NFL free agents. Al asks DMac is he would swallow the pill and overpay, or let certain players walk. Al says Ryan Ramczyk can be a good football player for Denver, and DeMarcus Ware meets with Elway & Joseph. Troy Renck joins the show to talk about Denver’s shot at landing Tony Romo as the legal tampering period begins. Troy says all chips are not in the center of the table with Romo as they were with Manning, because Romo hasn’t won a Super Bowl like Manning did. Listen to the interview HERE! Also, who benched Peyton Manning.
All signs point to Tony Romo, but how does he stay upright behind Denver Broncos’ suspect offensive line; Al mentions that in the case of DeMarcus Ware, low offers can be insulting, and asks DMac why the Broncos would go with Romo over Lynch. Questions over the better fit for Tony Romo: Houston or Denver, and the guys are forced to choose between the Texans’ O-Line and Broncos’ skill positions. Eating like Tom Brady trends up, and Andrew Bogut’s broken leg trends down. Also, a combination of good offensive line & running back play is desperately needed in Denver, and Danny Woodhead could cure what ails the Broncos backfield.
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