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Tony Romo
ESPN
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Aug 26, 2014 · 12:12 PM EDT

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo returned to the practice field Tuesday after sitting out Monday’s workout to rest his surgically repaired back.

Romo went through individual drills during the portion of practice open to the media.

Romo will not play Thursday against the Denver Broncos, and the Cowboys won't have a full practice again until Saturday as they up their preparation for the Sept. 7 opener against the San Francisco 49ers.

Tony Romo
Dallas Morning News
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Aug 25, 2014 · 12:57 PM EDT

Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was not on the practice field Monday as the team went through a workout without pads in preparation for Thursday's final preseason game against the Broncos.

Romo and the starters had five possessions in the first half of Saturday’s game, a 25-20 loss to the Dolphins. They gained 110 yards, punted three times and came away with two long field goals from Dan Bailey to take a 6-3 lead into the locker room against a team not considered a defensive juggernaut. Romo was 10 of 18 for 87 yards.

Romo is not expected to play in Thursday's game in AT&T Stadium. As the final of the Cowboys' four preseason matchups, the tuneup against the Broncos isn't expected to feature veteran starters in the lineup.

Tony Romo
NFL.com
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Aug 24, 2014 · 12:15 PM EDT

The first-string wave of Dallas OL Tyron Smith, Ronald Leary, Travis Frederick, Zack Martin and Doug Free weren't able to shield a post-surgery Tony Romo from three first-half sacks on a night that saw the 34-year-old passer finish 10 of 18 for just 87 yards.

"That concerned me," team owner and general manager Jerry Jones said, per The Dallas Morning News. "Not because of being able to correct what it takes to block them, but it just concerned me that he was taking those sacks."

Said Jones of his line: "They're a strength, but it shows that they've got some more work to do."

Fantasy Impact: 

There are a lot of questions about Romo being able to stay healthy this year coming off back surgery, but if the O-line can't keep him upright it's not going to help Romo's chances of making it through the season. He's a great QB2 option until we can see how his back holds up, and if he can stay healthy he has potential to be a QB1 this season.

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Cowboys QB Tony Romo expected to practice in full during the season

Dallas News
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Aug 20, 2014 · 9:39 PM EDT

Quarterback Tony Romo never practiced more than two consecutive days while the team was in Oxnard for training camp.

He will follow that routine this week. Romo didn’t practice Wednesday but is expected to return Thursday.

Head coach Jason Garrett indicated that routine will change once the regular season is underway.

“Again, that’s a couple, three weeks out,’’ Garrett said. “We do anticipate him being able to handle the load of a work week leading up to the game.

Fantasy Impact: 

Much has been written about how Romo will thrive under new “Passing Game Coordinator” Scott Linehan. Under Linehan, the Lions threw the ball 62.2% of the time in the last two seasons. Over the same span, the Cowboys threw it 64.3% of the time, so the Cowboys may not be that much more "pass happy" under Linehan, though the number of plays they run could increase, helping the offense as a whole. The Lions have averaged 1,105 plays in the last two seasons, while the Cowboys averaged just 968 plays, so Detroit ran 14% more plays than Dallas over that span. This bodes well for Romo and Co. Hopefully that back holds up.

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