TONY ROMO RUMORS & GOSSIP

When Tony Romo went down with a broken collarbone last year, the Dallas Cowboys were finished. Now that they have Dak Prescott playing like a seasoned veteran, the same is not true of the 2016 Cowboys. According to Jerry Jones, Prescott’s play through the first three games has given Dallas the luxury of not having to rush Romo back. “And so those wins will give you a little...

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Dez Bryant's 60th career touchdown was Dak Prescott's first for the Dallas Cowboys.And for the first time in his short stint filling in for injured Tony Romo, the rookie quarterback was able to effectively utilize all of the receiver trio of Bryant, Cole Beasley and Terrance Williams in the same game, a 31-17 victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday night...

Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President Stephen Jones says quarterback Tony Romo is making strides recovering from his back injury. “He’s throwing the ball around now, so he’ll just keep doing more unless there is something that concerns us,” Jones told the Dallas Morning News. “Right now everything is looking great. He’s feeling good and certainly feels good about�...

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 Aug. 25 on this play. He was initially projected to miss 6-10 weeks, and Jones says Romo is doing well. “He’s throwing the ball around...

The Dallas Cowboys could see Tony Romo make his return sooner than many anticipated. Speaking on 105.3 The Fan Tuesday morning, Jerry Jones talked about where Romo is in his recovery, noting he will “be out of the acute-risk area very soon.” ESPN’s Ed Werder related some exciting observations about Romo’s ability to move and throw that meshes well with Jones’ statement...

Tony Romo’s injury was obviously unfortunate for everyone involved. The Cowboys, who had once again lost their quarterback to injury. Romo himself because, well, he broke his back. And it was also unfortunate for his rookie backup, Dak Prescott, who will now be pressed into service immediately instead of getting an opportunity to be a sideline understudy behind a talented veteran...

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 team’s Week 7 bye. While Romo has had back injuries throughout his career, this injury is said to be unrelated to any of the others. La...

The Dallas Cowboys are surely a team in transition heading into the 2016 season. More than the latest injury to franchise quarterback Tony Romo, the transition exists on both sides of the ball. Rookie No. 4 overall pick Ezekiel Elliott will be tasked with leading the charge on offense. Selecting a running back that high anticipates that he’s going to perform up to the level of...

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 they’re willing to hold a roster spot. Plus, Jones doesn’t think there is anyone good enough to replace Romo on the 53-man roster...

The Dallas Cowboys have been weighing their options regarding Tony Romo and whether or not to place him on injured reserve. After debating the merits of both moves, owner Jerry Jones says Romo will remain on the team’s 53-man roster while he recovers from the broken bone in his back. Official. Romo stays on the 53. https://t.co/icoH3QlFDF — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September...