Cowboys need 'good Romo' to avoid bad outcome

Clifton Brown Tony Romo thought he was done dealing with unhappy wide receivers. Roy Williams and Romo are not clicking, and Williams is wondering why‹out loud. Not exactly what the Cowboys (5-2) needed, heading into tonight¹s showdown against the Eagles (5-2). However, locker room unrest is nothing new for the Cowboys, who are riding a three-game winning streak and playing their best football of the season. "We understand what kind of football team they are," Eagles coach Andy Reid said. "We have to make sure as coaches and players that we prepare ourselves for a knockdown, drag-out fight." The answers to these five questions will help determine the outcome of this NFC East showdown: 1. Which Romo will show? The difference between the good Romo and bad Romo is dramatic. In the Cowboys' five victories, Romo has thrown for 11 touchdowns and no interceptions. In their two defeats, he has one touchdown pass and four interceptions. ...