Tony Romo will be the talk of the NFL offseason, and he apparently doesn't have a shortage of suitors.
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According to ESPN's Todd Archer, teams vying for Romo's services include the known (Houston Texans, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers) and one surprising unknown: the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Seen as a team ready to take the step from pretender to contender last season, the Jaguars fell backwards into a 3-13 season under now-fired head coach Gus Bradley.
They paired a young defense with an up-and-coming offense in 2016 and things just didn't pan out. Are they a quarterback away from being a true Super Bowl contender? Probably not.
But Jacksonville could run away with the AFC South under Romo and could be a true wild card come January.
FanBuzz's take
If Jerry Jones is dedicated to doing what's best for Romo, he won't land in Jacksonville. If it comes down to actually making a trade and bringing back picks though, the Jaguars could be a decent option.
