Tony Romo isn't scheduled to become a free agent until 2014, but the Cowboys are already planning to give him a new contract.
"Tony is going to play a lot more than two more years," vice president Stephen Jones said. "We are going to take care of Tony. Tony is going to be a Cowboy."
The Cowboys have not yet discussed a contract extension with Romo, according to the Star-Telegram, but Jones said the only issue that needs to be fleshed out is numbers.
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Cowboys Exec Suggests Brooking, James Won't Return
Stephen Jones has hinted the team likely will part ways with veteran linebackers Bradie James and Keith Brooking this offseason.
"Bradie and Brooking are two of the best leaders, personalities I have ever had the pleasure of being around," Jones told The Dallas Morning News.
"They're great guys. Unfortunately, all good things come to an end. That's what we've got to decide."
Jones emphasized the team hasn't made final decisions on James, 31, and Brooking, 36, who are scheduled to become free agents next month.
Player: Cowboys Lack Leadership, Accountability
Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher believes that the team suffers from a leadership void.
He was asked this week who carries the leadership torch for the club.
"Dude, I've got to be honest with you: That's a good question," Hatcher told KESN-FM.
"I really don't know. It's just another thing we really need. ... We don't have that. We've got the talent. We've got everything we need (except) a Ray Lewis. When Ray Lewis speaks, everybody listens to him. A guy like that, we really don't got that. I think we definitely need somebody like that."
Report: Cowboys Aren't Interested In Moss
The Cowboys will not pursue Randy Moss, according to a source cited by ESPN.com.
Moss announced earlier this week that he plans to come out of retirement.
The wide receiver's agent claims that teams have already begun calling about his availability.
Cowboys 'Absolutely' Plan To Make Play For Super Bowl L
Just four years from now, the NFL will hold Super Bowl L.
The 50th Super Bowl will be played at a site to be determined. New Orleans, New York and Arizona will host the next three games.
Daniel Kaplan of SportsBusiness Journal reports that the NFL has yet to send out requests for proposals for Super Bowl L.
Jerry Jones recently told Kaplan that he "absolutely" would make a bid for the 50th Super Bowl.
Bradshaw: Cowboys Won't Win Super Bowl With Romo
Ahmad Bradshaw doesn't believe the Cowboys have a shot at winning a Super Bowl as long as Tony Romo is their quarterback.
"You know what, man, I don't see it happening," Bradshaw said. "I don't think they believe it, and they're America's team.
"It all comes in together. If the fans don't believe it, the team doesn't. They're kinda doubtful with Romo."