Tony Romo jokes that he let Bill Parcells think he was Italian while trying to crack the Dallas Cowboys roster.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL color analyst Tony Romo is not Italian, but he let his coaches, including Bill Parcells, believe he was when he began his career with the Dallas Cowboys. Romo, who was a guest on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday explained why he allowed Parcells and others to believe he was Italian.

CLAIM TO FAME: Known for his signature "YES!" calls, Albert was "the voice of the New York Knicks" from 1967 to 2004. He covered the team's 1970 and 1973 championships on radio before moving to TV. He also called national games for NBC and TNT. In 2015, he was inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold has the support of one of the greatest coaches in franchise history. Former Jets coach and Hall of Fame member Bill Parcells spoke to the New York Post's Brian Costello and was effusive in his praise for the second ...

We all have our regrets. Bill Parcells' decision to end his coaching tenure with the New England Patriots the way that he did is one of his. The Patriots inducted Parcells into its team Hall of Fame on Saturday, 28 years after he coached his last game for ...

FOXBOROUGH — Any bitterness or rancor that existed between Bill Parcells and Robert Kraft appeared to be a thing of the past Saturday, as the two embraced and spoke glowingly of each other during the Patriots Hall of Fame induction ceremony honoring the ...

ENGLEWOOD — Broncos coach Sean Payton gave a nod Friday to his mentor Bill Parcells. Before Jeff Hostetler as a backup quarterback led the New York Giants to a Super Bowl win in the 1990 season, his then-coach Parcells told the team,

New #Steelers coach Mike McCarthy becomes the 15th coach in NFL history to be hired as a head coach for at least three teams (not including interim stints). Pete Carroll, Bill Parcells and Marty Schottenheimer lead the way with four. pic.twitter.com/PxdtJpWWqg