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The Dallas Cowboys are hoping Tony Romo can return after the team’s Week 7 bye, and it doesn’t matter how well Dak Prescott plays in the meantime — he’s reportedly not stealing the starting job. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports …
Joe Theismann has a pretty strong opinion on what he thinks Tony Romo should do. In fact, the former Super Bowl champion thinks Romo should retire. And it’s all because of health reasons. Theismann joined ESPN’s “Monday Night …
The Dallas Cowboys are hopeful they will only be without starting quarterback Tony Romo for three more games. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, the Cowboys are eyeing Week 8 as a potential return date for Romo. Tony Romo update: #Cowboys & …
Dallas Cowboys fans should be encouraged by the latest word from team executive Stephen Jones regarding the status of quarterback Tony Romo. Romo suffered a fractured vertebrae during the Cowboys’ preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks on …
The Dallas Cowboys opted to keep Tony Romo on their active roster, which means they anticipate him being healthy enough to play before Week 9. But if Dak Prescott enjoys great success and the Cowboys win games, will Romo be returning as a backup? Ian …
The Dallas Cowboys expect to only be without Tony Romo for six games. Jason La Canfora of CBSSports.com reported Sunday that Romo is progressing nicely in his recovery from a broken vertebrae, and the Cowboys believe he will return after the …
Dak Prescott was easily the most impressive rookie of the NFL preseason, and now he will get an opportunity to start several games for the Dallas Cowboys. If the former Mississippi State star plays well, could he take Tony Romo’s job for good? …
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed on Monday that Tony Romo will not be placed on short-term IR, which would have made the quarterback ineligible to play until Week 9. The reason for that is the Cowboys are hoping Romo can return sooner, so …
The Dallas Cowboys made a big decision that indicates their level of confidence in Tony Romo’s recovery from a back injury. According to ESPN’s Todd Archer, the Cowboys will keep Romo on their active roster to open the season. The Cowboys …
Tony Romo isn’t upset with Cliff Avril for knocking him out of part of the regular season. In fact, the Cowboys quarterback envisions the two meeting again in the new year. The Seahawks defensive end reached out to Romo after his hit fractured …
The initial projections following the news of Tony Romo’s back injury suggested the Dallas Cowboys quarterback would be out 6-10 weeks. Apparently that six-week mark was a little optimistic. The Dallas Morning News’ David Moore says 8-10 …
It probably won’t come as much solace to Dallas Cowboys fans, but Tony Romo’s back injury apparently could have been much worse. According to a report by Albert Breer of The MMQB on Monday, Romo avoided ligament damage in his back and …
Seattle Seahawks lineman Cliff Avril was responsible for the hit that ultimately knocked Tony Romo out for the start of the season, and he doesn’t understand why he’s getting hate for it. Avril told reporters that he was …
Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones thinks that Tony Romo will be back under center for the team as soon as he’s able, but he left a tiny bit of room for a change in plans. Jones told Peter King of the MMQB that if Prescott …
The Dallas Cowboys have announced that Tony Romo suffered a broken bone in his back during Thursday’s preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks. Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said Romo is still expected to play at some point this season, …
Tony Romo may have been knocked out of the Cowboys’ preseason game on Thursday night on the team’s first drive, but team officials do not appear to be concerned about the extent of the quarterback’s back injury. Cowboys head coach …
