Tony Romo was asked by DeMarco Murray if he was willing to take a pay cut for him to re-sign with the Dallas Cowboys.

"DeMarco ended up asking me, 'Why don't you take a pay cut?' I said, 'I will. I would take a pay cut to go do this,'" Romo said. "I was like, 'They're going to restructure me.' That's the same thing in some ways, just for the salary cap purposes. He was like, 'OK, now we're back to being friends again.' I would take $5 million less if meant getting him back.

"He knew that. It was just funny how he was literally worried about that part of it for a week. I'm like, 'That's not the reason.' I'm like, 'Obviously I'll restructure. I would even take a pay cut.' He was like, 'OK, we can be friends again.' It's amazing what you think about in those moments."

Murray eventually signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Greg Hardy has agreed upon a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys, worth $11.3 million in potential bonuses.

Hardy's contract has a no franchise/transition clause, meaning he'll be a free agent again in 2016.

Hardy is currently on the commissioner's exempt list.

Hardy also considered the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks.

Greg Hardy will choose between the Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to his agent Drew Rosenhaus.

Hardy is undergoing a physical on Wednesday.

Hardy, 26, was a 2013 Pro Bowl selection after leading Carolina with 15 sacks, tying a team single-season record.

Greg Hardy is meeting with the Dallas Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks.

Hardy has been one of the NFL's best pass rushers in 2012 and 2013, but missed most of the 2014 season on the commissioner's exempt list.

Hardy can sign a deal but he remains on the exempt list and there has been no resolution to his disciplinary review.

Darren McFadden has agreed upon a two-year deal with the Oakland Raiders.

Jerry Jones was a big admirer of McFadden in 2008 in the draft, but was unwilling to sacrifice the cost to move up to draft him out of Arkansas.

McFadden will help the Cowboys replace DeMarco Murray.

DeMarco Murray and the Philadelphia Eagles will likely agree upon a five-year, $42 million contract.

Murray's deal will include $21 million in guaranteed money. 

LeSean McCoy, who was traded this offseason to the Buffalo Bills, signed a new deal worth five years and $40.05 million with $26.55 million guaranteed.

The Dallas Cowboys have already begun looking for a replacement at running back for Murray.

DeMarco Murray is flying to meet with the Philadelphia Eagles with the intention of signing with the team.

Murray personally reached out to Chip Kelly to express his desire to play in his spread offense with Sam Bradford. Murray and Bradford were teammates and roommates at Oklahoman.

The obstacle for Murray signing with the Eagles still would be money, a source said, as Kelly has made it publicly and privately clear the team will be financially prudent in their personnel decisions.

The Eagles are the most appealing destination for Murray due to their position as a contender.

The Dallas Cowboys are still monitoring Murray's market in free agency and would like to re-sign him, although Dallas has had numerous chances to re-sign Murray throughout the year and now.

Murray would consider a final, last-minute offer from the Cowboys, a source told Schefter, but he's going to Philadelphia with the intent to sign.

Update: The Cowboys are now calling around the NFL in an attempt to find another running back expecting Murray to sign with the Eagles.

Adrian Peterson reportedly hasn't changed his mind about wanting to leave the Minnesota Vikings.

There is a belief that if DeMarco Murray signs elsewhere, the Dallas Cowboys will be willing to send a good pick to the Vikings for Peterson.

Peterson flew to New York on Tuesday to meet with the Vikings' owners and general manager Rick Spielman. Peterson met with Spielman and Mike Zimmer in Texas last week.

DeMarco Murray and the Philadelphia Eagles have mutual interest.

Murray is a free agent coming off a career year with the Dallas Cowboys.

The Eagles traded LeSean McCoy to the Buffalo Bills this offseason and are in need of a running back after Frank Gore decided to sign elsewhere.

DeMarco Murray hasn't received a call from the Dallas Cowboys since last week as he begins his free agency.

Murray deleted all references to the Cowboys in his Twitter bio.

Although Murray will be one of the most coveted running backs on the open market, a league source told ESPN last week that the two-time Pro Bowler likely would return to the Cowboys if their offer was financially similar to those he receives from other teams.

That report, however, was published prior to this extended period of silence between Murray and the Cowboys.

Murray led the NFL in rushing with 1,845 yards on 392 carries in 2014.