This year, we have seen some awesome play by the Dallas Cowboys' new quarterback, Dak Prescott. While this is awesome for the 'Boys, and for Prescott's career, it probably doesn't leave the team's 12-year veteran, Tony Romo.

Well, Romo, this is what I have to say to you. Don't worry. You may not have the QB job anymore, but there is one job you may be able to get, and that's the QB coaching spot.

While Wade Wilson, the team's current QB coach, may not be too happy about this, he could probably find another job elsewhere pretty quickly. I'm sure Jerry Jones, the owner and general manager, would hire Romo for that spot in a heartbeat, and here's why: Romo has basically been coaching Prescott to perfection this entire season. Every week, you see him with a headset on, and talking to Prescott when he's on the sidelines.

Romo wants to see this team succeed so badly, he's willing to give Prescott his job, and teach him everything he needs to know. Romo, if you really want to keep this team running smoothly, retire from playing, and apply for that job. I'm sure they would be able to work that out in some way, shape, or form.

The team is now 8-1 with Prescott at the helm, and they are set to take on the Baltimore Ravens in Arlington, Texas, and since he has beaten every other AFC North team this season, I see no issue with him beating this team as well. Come on, Romo, keep coaching this guy up, and the team may see a Super Bowl at the end of this season. Wouldn't that be cool? The first championship in 22 years?