Cowboys Quarterback Romo Won’t Have Surgery, Is Out 6-8 Weeks
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo won’t require surgery on his broken collarbone and will need six to eight weeks of recovery time, leaving his return this season in question.
Romo, 30, fractured his left clavicle in the second quarter of last night’s 41-35 loss to the New York Giants when he was driven to the ground by linebacker Michael Boley after throwing a pass. Romo returned to the sideline for the second half with his non-throwing arm in a sling.