.@tonyromo heading out to @dallasmavs practice this morning with his son. Tony will suit up for the Mavs tonight. pic.twitter.com/AAuiW0bqQB
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) April 11, 2017
Judging from videos posted to social media after the shoot-around, Romo acquitted himself nicely in front of the Mavs. Here, he shows the form that helped him make the All-Racine County boys basketball team with future NBA star Caron Butler when the two were high-schoolers in Wisconsin.At Guard 6'2 from Eastern Illinois number 9, Tony Romo! pic.twitter.com/X07gfKjXvL
— Billy Platt (@BillyDaKid732) April 11, 2017
Nevertheless, he took some good-natured ribbing from Dirk Nowitzki on Tuesday afternoon before taking part in a Mavs team photo.TONY ROMO OUT THERE COMING OFF SCREENS AND SPLASHING SHIT pic.twitter.com/kKcmjXXQnE
— Drew (@ifiwasperfect) April 11, 2017
Fan appreciation night. Also honoring @tonyromo tonight. Come early and you can watch him shoot some airballs in layup line....
— Dirk Nowitzki (@swish41) April 11, 2017
Tony Romo and the Dallas Mavericks pic.twitter.com/1SEPow2Qxk
— Mike Leslie (@MikeLeslieWFAA) April 11, 2017
Despite promises from Mavericks owner Mark Cuban that his team would be signing a "pass-first point guard" for the 2016-2017 season's run-in, Romo didn't actually sign a contract with the Mavs. He did get to end his day with a spot at the end of the Mavs bench, however, which is a pretty great consolation prize.
Tony Romo's introduction. pic.twitter.com/gXnCu1IO2u
— Josh Clark (@JoshClark1053) April 12, 2017
Tony Romo= future full-time Maverick? pic.twitter.com/GqPpZ94xj3
— NBA Reloaded™ (@NBAReloaded) April 12, 2017