Tony Romo shocked the football world by announcing his retirement on the same day the Dallas Cowboys were going to release him. The now former quarterback is on his way to the broadcast booth as an analyst for CBS.
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The man who took his starting job, Dak Prescott, posted this classy thank you on Instagram:
Being a leader on and off the field is not only about making tough decisions, but also being gracious. Prescott, the former Mississippi State standout, has clearly learned that lesson.
As a rookie, Prescott threw for 3,667 yards with 23 touchdowns against just four interceptions.
