Report: Tony Romo probably won’t be ready for mini-camp
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo probably won’t be healthy enough to participate in mini-camp after undergoing back surgery to remove a cyst.
My understanding is #Cowboys are fine bringing Romo back slowly. No decision was made. But was told he probably won’t be back for minicamp
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 21, 2013
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Secretive Romo procedure raises questions
IRVING, Texas In 1998, a Dallas Cowboys quarterback missed a minicamp due to a "minor surgery" to remove something from his back.
That was Troy Aikman. This is Tony Romo.
In terms of the flood of outrage and humor directed at Romo, who did not participate in the team's OTA's that began Tuesday and who might need a few more weeks to full recover, the difference...
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Tony Romo Says He Doesn’t Think He’s an 8-8 Quarterback
I would hope that Romo wouldn’t think he was just average. Romo is being paid like a franchise quarterback, so people are going to expect those type of results. If he just figured that out the Cowboys could be in trouble. “We were 8-8 the last couple of years. That doesn’t sit well with me,” Romo told reporters Tuesday,via ESPNDallas. “I don’t think I’m an 8-8 quarterback...
Tony Romo has surgery,out three weeks
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will be ready for training camp. The word surgery tends to freak people out.
Seeing that Romo just collected a fat $108 million contract extension from the club, its important to note that this procedure won’t impact his long term status.
That out of the way, the Dallas Morning News is reporting that in April, Romo had a cyst removed from...
Tony Romo had minor surgery on back
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Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will miss organizaed team activities that begin on Tuesday and run for three weeks. The veteran underwent a minor surgical procedure on his back last month to remove a cyst.
While the severity of the surgery will raise questions about the long-term health of Romo the immediate impact is that the Cowboys quarterback could be out of...
Cowboys' Tony Romo underwent back surgery
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo underwent a minor surgical procedure to remove a cyst from his back last month, according to Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas. The surgery will sideline Romo through organized team activities (otherwise known as OTAs), and sources tell ESPN Dallas that it could keep the quarterback out until training camp.
While some sound concerned about Romo'...
Romo to miss at least three weeks
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will miss at least three weeks of offseason workouts after a procedure to remove a cyst from his back.
The team's website reported Tuesday that Romo underwent the procedure last month and could return for the mandatory minicamp that starts June 11. He will be ready for training camp in July.
Romo signed a six-year, $108 million extension with ...
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Tony Romo underwent back surgery to remove a cyst
According to Nick Eatman of DallasCowboys.com, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo underwent back surgery last month to remove a cyst. He’s expected to be ready for training camp.
Tony Romo wont be practicing today because of a minor back injury that required surgery last month. Should be ready by training camp
— Nick Eatman (@nickeatman) May 21, 2013
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Jerry's Romo shell game continues
One of the great things about being Tony Romo other than securing the best tee times is having an annual campaign built around your ego. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones truly believes that he can will his organization to success simply by lavishing his franchise quarterback with money and catchphrases.
Some of you recall the "Romo friendly" campaign a few years back. The idea...
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Dallas Cowboys 2013 offseason: Chaos or Playoffs?
Every time you think of the Dallas Cowboys’ upcoming season in 2013, becomes a sense of dread and disappointment. What little credibility Jerry Jones had by bringing three Super Bowl titles is on its last thread, the contracts are bloated, the stars are dimming, and a franchise desperately looking for stability may be without a Head Coach at the end of the season. The only constant...
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