There are four teams that Tony Romo could end up on next season if his situation with the Dallas Cowboys behind Dak Prescott remains unchanged.

In no particular order, Adam Schefter reports Romo could end up on the Chicago Bears, New York Jets, Denver Broncos or Arizona Cardinals.

If Prescott continues to merit playing as the starter, the Cowboys would struggle to carry Romo's $14 million base salary.

The New York Jets fielded calls from teams interested in Sheldon Richardson before last week's trade deadline.

The Jets shopped Richardson to the Dallas Cowboys, asking for a first-round pick in return.

Dallas was interested in Richardson, but not at that price.

The New England Patriots planned on turning Jamie Collins into a part time player before he was traded to the Cleveland Browns.

The Patriots ruled him out of possible franchise tag designation and the team feared he would cause issues within the locker room.

Collins grew increasingly frustrated with the team not valuing him and he was clashing with coaches, Rapoport reported. As a result, he was ready to move on and was relieved to be traded.

"I'm not the type to pout about anything," Collins said about the trade Wednesday. "This is my new home. This is my focus. I'm ready."