Tony Romo on a hot streak

For the first time in his career, Tony Romo has gone three straight games without an interception, a stretch of 120 passes over the last four games. Denver's Champ Bailey had the last interception against Romo on Oct. 4. "It's kind of like the old aged saying I've used and others have too: either you can do it or you can't," Romo said. "Either you're good enough to do it, see it and not throw the ball to the other team or you're not. I'm just seeing things. It's as simple as that. I'm not just throwing it hoping or things of that nature." Romo's previous longest streak of passes without an interception was 98 in 2006 in games against Carolina, Washington, Arizona and Indianapolis. Romo has not thrown an interception in five of the seven games this season. He had 10 games without a pick since becoming the starter in 2006. He had four games without an interception in 2006, three in 2007 and three last season.