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I thought this was insane at first but the more I think about it, why not? If Romo is your franchise quarterback, then get him back onto the field and try to reestablish as much chemistry as possible before the season ends. Dallas will have to make a few personnel decisions come season's end and some of those decisions can (obviously) be related to who is/plays best around that franchise QB. And after no giving a damn for the first however many games of the season, its nice Dallas finally cares enough to do whatever it takes to put on a show for fans each Sunday.
Cowboys targeting Week Sixteen for Romo
The Dallas Cowboys will finish the season 8-8 in a best-case scenario. A playoff berth is unrealistic, but owner Jerry Jones remains hopeful that quarterback Tony Romo will be able to play again this season.
Many have questioned the Cowboys’ plan to reinsert Romo in what is shaping up as a lost season.
But Jones’ primary goal is to finis strong, and the Cowboys have kept Romo on the active roster rather than injured reserve because a healthy Romo gives the team its best chance to win late-season games.
Asked about the possibility of Romo playing in Week Sixteen against the Cardinals, Jones replied “In my opinion, he will be.”
“I want to do anything we can to win those games,” explained the Cowboys’ owner to the Associated Press. “(The decision) will be based on what gives us the best chance to win. And when (Romo) is ready to go, he’s going to be ready. I shouldn’t be concerned about additional injury to his shoulder.”
Jones also confirmed that Romo would return as a starter, not Kitna’s backup. Romo fractured his collarbone in Week Seven. Dallas is 3-1 in Kitna’s last four starts, and would almost certainly be 4-0 if not for this play.
-PFT