Romo is an exciting athlete for Glenwood Springs, playing WR/CB/FS. Measures in at 6’1 180-pounds. He had 11 receptions for 92 yards with 3 touchdowns, 39 total tackles (25 solo, 14 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 INT, 1 PD, and 1 FF. He demonstrates very good athletic ability due to his elite jumping, very good acceleration, speed, and change of direction. Will propel himself up to create pass deflections or cause incompletions. Very good read and reaction speed. Uses his smooth back pedal and fluid torso to stay stride for stride with the receiver breaking into their route. Does a great job jamming the WR at the LOS, and re-routing them throughout the route. Romo uses his very good closing quickness and man coverage to create PDs. Excels in zone coverage. He also isn’t afraid to get physical in the run game with his tackling. Romo is the type of player to consistently keep developing with each year, as he’s shown the previous 2.

Romo measures in at 6’1 175-pounds playing CB / FS with occasional WR snaps for Glenwood Springs. He had 39 total tackles (25 solo, 14 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 INT, 1 PD, 1 FR, and 11 receptions for 92 yards with 3 touchdowns. Very good athletic ability due to elite jumping, very good acceleration, speed, and change of direction. Very good job at press jamming the wide receiver at the LOS and re-routing them. Smooth back pedal with fluid hips to match them breaking into the route. Very good man coverage and zone. He’s sticky like glue, not allowing the wide receiver any room to maneuver. Very good timing on pass break ups. Good concentration on tipped passes to get the interception. Romo is a very good tackler. He’ll run across the field to make a play. I love how he plays, and colleges need to look at his film. He can help elevate a roster.

Romo continues building off an impressive sophomore season. The 6’1 175-pound junior normally plays as a defensive back, however he started to get reps on offense and knocked it out of the park. In Week 0, he had 2 receptions for 2 touchdowns, and 8 total tackles. Romo showed off his elite jumping skills. Jumping over a DB to get the touchdown not once but twice. Romo has a good release paired with very good ball tracking and catching. Uses his quick feet to gain separation. Very good body control and adjustment to keep both feet in bounds. Physical blocker in run game. Romo is an aggressive and physical corner. He is a hard tackler, and a hard hitter. He ran across the field just to make a tackle. He is a beast, and will continue to show off his athletic ability as he gains more reps as a WR.

Romo is a fantastic corner! Romo has very good size for a DB at 6’1 175 pounds. Last season, he accounted for 24 total tackles (11 solo, 13 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 FF, 2 FR, and 1 pass deflection. He has very good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, speed, and good change of direction. Romo is physical at the line of scrimmage, jamming up the WR. Good back pedal and quick feet to excel in man coverage. Very good closing quickness. Very good man and zone coverage skills. It’s rare to see a corner do well in the run game, but Romo does that. He has good tackling, and very good in run support. Good block shedding. Romo has very good read and reaction speed. He trusts what he sees, and attacks. Very good strength, tossing around receivers very easily. Very good mental processing as well. He has good timing to swat the ball away from the WR, or will try to create fumbles by punching it. He’s an all around fantastic player, and deserves WAY more looks from colleges than what he is currently getting.

Romo is a physical, high motor defensive back who brings versatility to both the secondary and special teams. As a corner, he excels in press coverage, using his strength to disrupt routes at the line of scrimmage and reroute receivers. He’s equally impressive against the run, shedding blocks quickly and delivering punishing tackles in space. With his physical tools, polished technique, and willingness to support the run, Romo is a name that will gain traction quickly, especially as he enters the camp circuit.

Romo is a fantastic up and coming defensive back! Measuring in at 6’1 175-pounds, Romo had 24 total tackles (11 solo, 13 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 FF, 2 FR, and 1 pass deflection. Romo has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, jumping, and good change of direction. Romo has a good back pedal. Very good read and reaction speed. He diagnoses the play, and if it’s a run, he uses his good block shedding to get away from the WR and tackle the RB. He has very good man coverage, and sticks to the WR like glue. Very good in zone coverage too. Romo is afraid of tackling and getting his hands dirty. He is very good in both run support and tackling. He fights through contact to reach the ball carrier and secure the tackle. Very good strength, he tossed a tight end with ease. Romo has very good mental processing. He watches the QB’s eyes and the ball consistently. He will try to rip the ball out of the ball carrier’s hands to get a fumble. Romo uses good timing to swat the ball away at the last second as well. Productive special teamer too. Colleges NEED to get a hard start on recruiting him, he’s got a lot of potential.

Romo has been a standout in the Glenwood Springs secondary, known for his ability to play both press and zone coverage effectively. His ability to read opposing quarterbacks and break on the ball allows him to make plays in coverage, while his tackling skills ensure that he’s dependable in run support. Romo’s physicality at the line of scrimmage helps disrupt receivers’ timing, and his quick instincts allow him to adjust to what’s happening in real time. In open-field situations, Romo is a sure tackler, ensuring that ball carriers are brought down before they can gain significant yardage. His ability to read plays and react quickly has made him a key part of the defensive backfield, giving Glenwood Springs a reliable and aggressive presence in coverage.

Romo is another class of 2027 player to look out for! Romo is a lengthy corner who measures in at 6’1 162 pounds. I had the pleasure of watching him in person live at the Stock Up Showcase. Romo has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, jumping, and good change of direction. He is a scrappy cornerback, who loves to get physical with the wide receivers. In man coverage, he’ll stick to the wide out like glue. If he gets beat, he’ll use his lengthy arms to create pass deflections. Romo has a good back pedal, and consistently looking back at the quarterback. I’m looking forward to seeing Romo develop this upcoming season.