Complex published a list of the Top 10 Hispanic NFL players on the day Tony Romo returned to the Dallas Cowboys. Romo was chosen because his father is Mexican-American and his grandparents live in Texas. Arian Foster of the Texans, whose mother is Mexican-American, is also on the list. So are wide receivers Antonio Brown (Pittsburgh Steelers) and Dez Bryant (Dallas Cowboys). While most Hispanics have Spanish as their first language, many Mexican Americans speak English instead. The term "Chicano" was originally used to describe students at California State University, Long Beach who focused on academic excellence while protesting discrimination against Mexicans and Mexican Americans. The phrase has since become associated with the political movement known as Chicano nationalism. Today, "Chicano" can refer to anyone who identifies with the culture and people of Mexico or Mexican Americans. Romo grew up in El Paso, Texas, where he played football for two years at Eastern New Mexico University before being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. He's now one win away from reaching the playoffs for the first time in six seasons.