Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo practiced today for the first time since his injury. The Cowboys officially announced the news while listing him as “limited” on the injury report. 
At the time of Romo’s injury, the plan was for rookie Dak Prescott to hold down the fort until the veteran could make his mid-season return. Of course, Prescott has taken off in his six games under center, leading Dallas to a 5-1 record. While Prescott’s play has been a pleasant surprise for Dallas, Cowboys COO Stephen Jones did hedge his bets a tad in August when asked about the possibility of a Drew Bledsoe/Tom Brady situation.
“I can’t imagine a scenario where Tony’s not our quarterback when he’s ready,” Jones said. “But things happen. You know that. You know what happened to Bledsoe and Brady. I’m sure Tony’s aware of that. But the reality is, Tony’s going to come back for us and play great, we believe.”
Romo only played in four games in 2015, tossing five touchdowns and seven interceptions. He has been eager to show what he can do in 2016, but it’s not clear when or if he’ll get that opportunity. When Romo does return, he’s likely to be holding the clipboard for Prescott.
Who cares ….. They don’t need him
Classic cowboys, they’ve got something that is working so logically they are going to abandon it.
Where does it say that?
When Jerry jones says I can’t see a scenario where Romo is going to be the starter when healthy. Dak is 5-1 currently and is building relationships with his WRs and his rookie running back. So naturally in cowboy fashion they are going to replace him with a guy that has 2 play off wins in his career and is notorious for throwing games away late.
Where Romo isn’t the starter I mean