Brandon Weeden, Jerry Jones & Tony Romo: Dallas Cowboys Replace QB For Good Ahead Of NFL London Wembley Stadium Game Against Jacksonville Jaguars

Brandon Weeden insists he never got a chance with the Cleveland Browns, but will he get one with the Dallas Cowboys? The inconsistent QB has deputized for the injured Tony Romo, but it's safe to say his first start DID NOT go to plan. However, some fans have suggested that Weeden, or somebody else, should replace Romo for good. Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, has had his say on the matter. Will Weeden or Romo start in their NFL game at London's Wembley Stadium? They are facing the Jacksonville Jaguars, so perhaps either QB will be good enough after all.

Jones still has faith in Weeden, saying, "I don't second guess that at all because we lost games with those experienced quarterbacks, with the quarterbacks that were more experienced. As a matter of fact we got knocked out of the playoffs with the more experienced quarterback last year, and so I think it's all relevant."

Weeden shared his view, saying, "Tip your hat to them. They made great plays. It takes time. But regardless of the circumstances, you have to go out and play better. You can't turn the ball over - and that's on me."

Will the Cowboys give Weeden time, and if Romo's injuries mount up, could he become their long-term starting QB, or is it safe to say they'll be looking for a rookie QB in 2015? Either way the Cowboys are in desperate need of a confidence-boosting win this Sunday, or else they might just start feeling the heat after all.