Tony Romo dated Jessica Simpson for almost two years. So it’s understandable that he would become attached to her dog, Daisy. It’s been no secret that it’s been a tough year for Simpson. There was the talk about her weight, her forgetting lyrics in her concerts, and her and Tony breaking up…. through it all, she turned to Daisy for some comfort. (Can’t say as I blame her there – I mean, what are pets for?)

I had wondered if Tony Romo would come forward with a shoulder to cry on for Jessica, and according to The …read more

Well that didn’t take long! Rumor says Tony Romo now has a new girlfriend. He broke up with Jessica Simpson in July the night before her birthday. Now he’s dating a beauty queen. (Really.) He’s been linked to Candice Crawford, otherwise known as Miss Missouri.

Crawford is also a sports reporter in Dallas, so perhaps he’s trying to get a jump on any negative press he’ll likely receive if he plays poorly.
The funny thing is, Candice Crawford is related to Chase Crawford. Chase Crawford dated Carrie Underwood, who used to date …read more

I find myself in the awkward position of defending Jessica Simpson right now. I mean, seriously, dumping a girl (who you’ve dated for a year and a half) a day before her birthday? Ungentlemanly. But then again, that’s just what Tony Romo did.

The timing of this seems odd to me. After all, there were plenty of opportunities to do it before. How about one of the many times Jessica yakked about their relationship to the point where even her die-hard fans were holding hands over their ears? Or the gushing at him during concerts? …read more

We know that, once again, Tony Romo has failed to make the U.S. Open. This makes the fourth attempt. That’s the old news. But perhaps there is a bigger issue we should be talking about here. Rather than did he or didn’t he qualify for the open, how about should he be allowed to try out at all?

I caught this article from Sports Columnist Dave Sittler, who is quite blunt with his feelings about Romo trying out for the Open. He said that the:
“first day of the U.S. Open, June 18, is also the last …read more