Last week, an ESPN analyst suggested the Arizona Cardinals might make sense as a landing spot for quarterback Tony Romo if the Dallas Cowboys decide to trade him after the season.
On Friday, we asked Cardinals fans how they'd feel about such a move.
In our Twitter poll, we asked: Do you want the Cardinals to trade for Tony Romo after this season?
We listed three possible responses: 1. Yes, absolutely; 2. Only if Carson Palmer retires; 3. Under no circumstances.
After 460 votes, Option No. 3 easily won the day, as 57 percent of respondents said they want nothing to do with the injury-prone 36-year-old QB.
Another 20 percent said they would be interested in Romo only if Palmer decides to call it quits. Just 23 percent said they would "absolutely" want the Cardinals to deal for the Cowboys' signal caller.
Here's a sampling of some of the tweets we received in response to the poll:
@abc15sports @abc15 Can we stop with the has beens and just develop a young quarterback. We lost our chance. Time to think ahead.
— Jason White (@starwarsdcfan) November 18, 2016
@abc15sports people are acting like Carson Palmer is any better.... give Romo a try!!!
— the finesse kid (@basswrestle) November 20, 2016
@abc15sports @abc15 pic.twitter.com/n2F3rLHt9S
— WR (@WRsheep) November 18, 2016
@abc15sports Are people crazy??? He's the most injury prone QB in the league!
— LoMorris (@LoMorris54) November 19, 2016
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