Tony Romo Hasn't Officially Filed Retirement Papers After CBS Sports Agreement

Despite agreeing to a deal to be CBS Sports' lead NFL color commentator, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has yet to file retirement papers.

According to ESPN.com's Todd Archer, Romo doesn't plan to file them in the near future. While that doesn't mean he intends to return to playing, it leaves the possibility open.

Romo was released by the Cowboys on April 4, which means he is technically free to sign with another team if he so chooses.

While the Cowboys have yet to hold a ceremony for Romo, the 36-year-old received a sendoff to his broadcasting career from the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday, as he was made an honorary member of the team.

Romo is a four-time Pro Bowler who went 78-49 as a starter over the course of 13 seasons with the Cowboys.

He is the franchise's all-time leader in passing yardage (34,183 yards) and passing touchdowns (248).

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