Latest debacle a reminder that now is not the time for a new deal for Romo
Dallas Cowboys10/03/2012 7:27 AM
The Star-Telegram reports Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is the proud owner of an NFL-leading eight interceptions, ahead of Matt Cassel, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Brandon Weeden. This is not a case of Romo coming down with a case of the stupids. Some of the Monday night disaster was on his receivers. Some of it was on his offensive line. Some of it was a good defense. Some of it was the QB turning into Tony Romover. Read more
The Palm Beach Post reports having demonstrated Sunday that they have two quality receivers, the Dolphins on Tuesday moved to shore up the No. 3 spot in the rotation when they signed veteran Jabar Gaffney and waived offseason acquisition Legedu Naanee. 
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the Browns' wide receivers became The Three Amigos in practice on Monday. No, not because they resembled the great Broncos trio from the late '80s and early '90s.It's because there really were only three of them: Greg Little, Josh Gordon and Jordan Norwood. The other three on the active roster were sidelined, with two not even outside. Mohamed Massaquoi, recovering from a pulled hamstring, was the only one present, and he watched with a ball cap on. 
The Florida Times-Union reports running back Rashad Jennings started the Jaguars’ opener but left after 18 snaps and eight carries because of a knee injury that has sidelined him since. He practiced fully this week and could be available Sunday.