Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has reiterated that the team has no intention of signing Michael Vick. Jones has repeatedly denied any interest in Vick, but with a final decision expected on Vick's reinstatement and possible suspension looming, rumors have run rampant.

Jesse Holley was named the winner of "4th and Long" on Monday night, a reality television show organized by former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin. Holley's prize is the 80th spot on the Cowboys' training-camp roster and a standard rookie contract. Irvin believes that Holley could turn into more than just a practice body. "There's a great opportunity for my guy, Jesse, to do some wonderful things," Irvin told The Associated Press. "I think the world of Jesse. I don't think he'll let us down. I would not be a bit surprised if you guys end up saying, 'Wow, look at what this guy has become.' "

Tony Romo played a number of sports as a kid, and doesn't think children should limit themselves to just one activity. "People sometimes today are predominantly putting their kids into one sport," said Romo at a golf tournament. "Age 10, they're going to do one thing the rest of their life. I have a hard time with that because, shoot, I was like a basketball player as a kid. I would have just concentrated on one sport, soccer or something," he added.

Tony Romo recently starred in an online video spoof where he endorses some "50,000" products. It is very much like some of the commercials that fellow NFL quarterback Peyton Manning has starred in lately. The only real product he pitches is athletic apparel maker Starter, the video's sponsor.

Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams is thinking about giving the silent treatment to the media this season. Jean-Jacques Taylor of the Dallas Morning News wrote that it's a bad sign if Williams has decided to boycott the media because he doesn't like what is being written about him. "There's no law that says a guy has to talk if he doesn't want to, but it also means he has no right to question what you write since he doesn't want to answer your questions," Taylor wrote. "But if Williams doesn't want to talk because he doesn't like what he's reading. Or he thinks he's being criticized too harshly, then that's a warning sign that shouldn't be ignored."

Jessica Simpson was reportedly ready to settle down with Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. "Jessica was ready to settle down, and Tony was not," a source told the New York Daily News. "He travels a lot for his games, and having a full-time girlfriend is a big commitment." It was Romo that ended the relationship, according to sources.

Tony Romo broke up with Jessica Simpson on Thursday, the night before her 29th birthday, a source close to the pop star tells People Magazine. "She is heartbroken," says the source. "She loves Tony. But it's been difficult lately. He's busy with his career and she's getting ready to shoot her show (The Price of Beauty). They decided to part ways."

Brandon Jacobs took some shots at Tony Romo on Thursday in a radio interview. "I don't think he's that good a passer, to be honest with you," Jacobs said. "I'm not a fan of Tony Romo, no. Keep him in the pocket, he's not that good. His luck will be gone sooner or later. If you were to keep Tony Romo in the pocket he's not that effective."

Greg Ellis, who was vocal about his displeasure with his diminished role with the Cowboys last season, said on ESPN 103.3's "Michael Irvin Show" Wednesday that former teammate DeMarcus Ware shared his frustration to the point that Ware would hide from coaches during games so Ellis could play. "It's a disgrace when DeMarcus Ware comes off the field just so I can get in the game and when the coaches tell him to come on the field, he tries to hide so I can play," Ellis said on Irvin's show. "And you're telling me we're trying to win the Super Bowl?"

Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo says that he has been very involved in football this offseason. "It's been very football heavy this offseason," Romo told the Journal Times. "We had a lot of OTA's and a lot of minicamps, the most since I've been here. The guys have worked their butts off and we've tried to put ourselves in position to be successful by doing everything we can this offseason. "Since I've been playing in the NFL, this has been the best offseason to date and that excites you as a quarterback. In that regard, it's been real enjoyable." Romo added that he is excited to see who steps up in the absence of Terrell Owens. "It's going to be real interesting to see who steps up and takes over some of the things we may have lost with 81 (Owens)," the quarterback said.