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Cowboys might place Romo on IR

Cowboys might place Romo on IR

Quarterback Tony Romo will undergo another MRI this week that could determine whether the Dallas Cowboys place him on short-term injured reserve, according to The Dallas Morning News.Romo suffered an L1 compression fracture in his back against the Seattle Seahawks on Aug. 25, and sources told paper that the timetable for his return is close to the length of time he would be sidelined if placed on injured reserve/designated to return.The initial reported timeframe for Romo to be sidelined was 6-10 weeks, but if placed on injured reserve he would not be eligible to return until Dallas' game against Cleveland on Nov. 6, placing his current recovery time closer to 8-10 weeks.
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Cowboys weigh their options while playing the Tony Romo guessing game again

Cowboys weigh their options while playing the Tony Romo guessing game again

The latest chapter of the Tony Romo Injury Saga is playing out just like the original script of 2015.Just like last year, there is hope in Dallas for a Romo return, with the Cowboys quarterback getting pegged for a timetable of six to 10 weeks originally and now having his timeline shifted a little bit.The term "IR" is being thrown around now by the Dallas front office, with Stephen Jones saying, via the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, that the team is handling the situation as best it can.
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Dallas Cowboys: Sturm: Number of wins Cowboys need if Dak starts 10 games; my advice to Romo in wake of latest injury

Dallas Cowboys: Sturm: Number of wins Cowboys need if Dak starts 10 games; my advice to Romo in wake of latest injury

This story is about Published 1dSturm: Number of wins Cowboys need if Dak starts 10 games; my advice to Romo in wake of latest injury Share This Story On... TwitterFacebookEmailVia @MichaelDavSmith on TwitterBy Bob Sturm , Special contributor Contact Bob Sturm on Twitter: @SportsSturmAs you can see from the picture above (courtesy: @MichaelDavSmith), the NFL world is pretty fired up about the schedule this weekend.Luckily, NFL teams will still charge their fans full price to witness games that both teams are actively attempting to avoid by not allowing any player to participate who has average-to-above-average value to the roster.Someday, this league will either eliminate this weekend of games altogether or at least allow $10 admission to those fans who just want to be inside a stadium while the lights are on who would not normally attend in person.
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