After surprisingly passing on the opportunity to pick quarterback Johnny Manziel during last weeks NFL Draft, Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones told reporters Thursday he has not ruled out eventually trading away far too much to acquire the former Texas A&M star. Make no mistake, we may have passed on Johnny in the draft, but Im still leaving the door open to impulsively trade away our future first- and second-round picks for him if we dont make the playoffs next season, said Jones, adding that firing head coach Jason Garrett in a moment of pure panic before buying out the remainder of Tony Romos recent $108 million contract extension is not entirely off the table either. Even tossing in a linchpin veteran player to sweeten the deal while bringing on a brand-new coach who will be permanently attached at the hip to Manziel is well within the realm of possibility for us. Johnny could very well be the starting quarterback of a completely gutted Dallas Cowboys team in the future. Jones also confirmed that he would be equally open to someday cutting Manziel after poor showings in his first four games as a Cowboy. 