Tony Romo has yet to throw an NFL pass, but that didn't stop the Dallas Cowboys from trading for his competition last spring, Drew Henson. On Saturday, Romo was awarded a two-year contract extension by the Cowboys.
Romo stands behind Henson and starter Drew Bledsoe on the depth chart entering preseason camp in late June. Bledsoe was signed as a free agent earlier this spring, and will replace Vinny Testaverde, who was signed last spring as another veteran role player and former quarterback for coach Bill Parcells.
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