Dallas Cowboys
Tony Romo is starting to get a bit long in the tooth at the age of 35, but barring injuries appears to be good for a few more seasons. His backup, Brandon Weeden, will remain a backup for the remainder of his career. Heck, even he knows the Cowboys would be doomed if he’s forced into the lineup.
Imagine, in two or three years, Griffin throwing passes to Dez Bryant and Gavin Escobar while being protected by the team’s outstanding young offensive line.
Talk about a glorious lineup.
Jerry Jones and his son Stephen have assembled a tremendously talented young roster on offense, and believe it or not, the culture and locker room in Dallas is quite healthy these days. Given some time to decompress from the stress he’s endured in Washington, Griffin would be a tremendous weapon for the Cowboys in future seasons.