2003 Romo played three seasons at Eastern Illinois before going undrafted in 2003. He played 14 seasons for the Dallas Cowboys and was a four-time Pro Bowler. He's now a key component of the NFL broadcast crew, working with Jim Nantz on Sundays. Romo graduated from high school in Monroe, Louisiana, but did not attend college for two years after being drafted by the Cowboys. He finally went to Eastern Illinois, where he stayed for three years before turning pro. He was named NFC Player of the Month for October 2004 after leading the league in passing yards (3,084) and touchdowns (28). The next year, he led the Cowboys to their first playoff appearance since 1999 and was voted second team All-Pro. In 2007, Romo became the first player in franchise history to start every game during his first five seasons. That same year, he helped lead the Cowboys to their first Super Bowl victory over Pittsburgh in Santa Clara, California. After several injuries sidelined him in 2012, Romo came back in 2013 and led the Cowboys to their most successful season ever, finishing with a 13-3 record and winning the NFC East title. He was named the MVP of that season's finale victory over Washington after throwing for 467 yards, six touchdowns and no interceptions.