| Height: 6-2
Weight: 219
Born: Apr 21, 1980, San Diego, CA | |
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December 1, 2008
Tony Romo is no longer sporting a splint on his healing right pinkie, according to the Dallas Morning News. | November 27, 2008
Tony Romo shot down the Seahawks in Thursday's 34-9 win as he completed 22-of-34 passes for 331 yards and three scores. He also picked up 14 yards on two runs. | November 23, 2008
Tony Romo completed 23-of-39 passes for 341 yards and three touchdowns in the Week 12 win over San Francisco. | November 19, 2008
Tony Romo commented that he doesn't believe his healing right pinkie will present any issues going forward, according to the Sacramento Bee. | November 18, 2008
Tony Romo will continue to sport a splint on his healing right pinkie for the next two weeks, according to the Cowboys' official website. | November 16, 2008
Tony Romo didn't play well in his first game back from a pinkie injury Sunday, throwing for just 198 yards and a touchdown while getting picked off twice. | November 14, 2008
Tony Romo fully practiced Friday and is on target to return to action this weekend against the Redskins following his recovery from a broken pinkie, according to the Associated Press. | November 10, 2008
Tony Romo is nearing his return to the gridiron following his recovery from a broken pinkie, according to NFL.com. He seems ready to play this weekend against the rival Redskins, and coach Wade Phillips said, "Hes throwing with more zip on the ball. He looks more comfortable. Hes getting better and better in getting back to where he was."
| November 6, 2008
Tony Romo practiced Thursday, according to the Cowboys' official website. He is trying to bounce back from a broken pinkie, and reportedly had no issues gripping or throwing the ball. | November 5, 2008
Tony Romo returned to practice today, according to FOX Sports. He took snaps and threw passes with a small splint on his throwing hand. He's missed the last three games with a broken pinkie.
| November 2, 2008
Tony Romo, RB Felix Jones, CB Quincy Butler, CB Terence Newman, OG Kyle Kosier, OT Joe Berger, OT Doug Free, and WR Isaiah Stanback are all inactive for the Cowboys.
| October 26, 2008
Cowboys inactives: QB Tony Romo, RB Felix Jones, S Daren Stone, CB Terence Newman, OG Kyle Kosier, OG Joe Berger, OT Doug Free, OLB Anthony Spencer.
| October 23, 2008
Tony Romo will not be playing for some time, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "The week-to-week stuff is kind of not true," Romo said. | October 22, 2008
The Cowboys had hoped to get Tony Romo back sooner than later but that might not be the case. Romo told the AP on Wednesday, "I don't know when I'll be back," Romo said. "I think definitely the idea now is to get healthy by that bye week." | October 21, 2008
Tony Romo will miss his second straight game on Sunday with a fractured pinkie, according to the Dallas Morning-News. "Brad is going to go this week unless something happens that I don't foresee," Romo said. "It will be very difficult to change. It took a long time to come up with [a splint], but the trainers did an awesome job. Right now, we've got to get two wins going into the bye and go from there." | October 20, 2008
Coach Wade Phillips stated that Tony Romo's (fractured pinkie) playing status for Week 8 could potentially be a game-time decision, according to the Star-Telegram. | October 19, 2008
Tony Romo made the decision on his own to not play against the Rams, according to the Star-Telegram. "He actually made that decision for us which is how it should have been," owner Jerry Jones said. "He didn't feel like he could help us after his warm-ups." Jones also said, Romo had problems while working out before the game during individual and team drills. The Cowboys are even saying if something did happen to Johnson, the Cowboys were likely going to go with third quarterback Brooks Bollinger over Romo. | October 19, 2008
Tony Romo will be the No. 2 quarterback for the Cowboys in their game against the Rams, according to the NFL Network. | October 19, 2008
Tony Romo (fractured pinkie) will be active today against St. Louis and will serve as the No. 3 quarterback behind starter Brad Johnson and Brooks Bollinger, according to the Dallas Morning News. | October 17, 2008
The Dallas Morning News reports that Tony Romo did not participate in practice on Friday. Coach Wade Phillips indicated Brad Johnson would likely be the starter. However, earlier in the day Jerry Jones said it is very likely that Tony Romo will play on Sunday, to which Phillips responded, "Whatever Jerry says, I'm going with." | October 17, 2008
The Dallas Morning News reports that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said it is very likely that Tony Romo will play on Sunday. Moments later, coach Wade Phillips said in his news conference that a decision still hasn't been made. When informed of Jones' comments, he said: "Whatever Jerry says, I'm going with." Romo worked some with the first team during Thursday's practice. | October 17, 2008
The Dallas Morning News reports that Tony Romo took some first team snaps at practice on Thursday. Coach Wade Phillips has hinted at his status being a game-time decision for Sunday's contest in St. Louis. | October 16, 2008
There is a chance that Tony Romo will play Week 7, and Dallas head coach Wade Phillips said he will make up his mind before Sunday, but would not announce his decision until just before game-time, according to the Dallas Morning News. "I'm not telling anybody," Phillips said. | October 16, 2008
Owner Jerry Jones called Tony Romo's chances of playing against the Rams this Sunday "promising" according to the Dallas Morning News. Tight end Jason Witten and right guard Leonard "Bigg" Davis said they're preparing as if Brad Johnson will start but know Romo will try to talk his way onto the field. Romo returned to practice on Thursday. Johnson took the reps with the starters during the media access portion of practice. The limited snaps that Romo got were all out of the shotgun. It appeared that more of Romo's passes fluttered than normal.
| October 16, 2008
NFL.com reports that Tony Romo has been told that if he plays, and if he aggravates his pinkie injury, it could become a displaced fracture. And if his pinkie becomes a displaced fracture, then the 4- to 5-week time frame which Romo is expected to miss would become more prolonged. With a displaced fracture, Romo would face season-ending surgery. | October 15, 2008
Updating an earlier report, Tony Romo has apparently told the Cowboys that he is willing to play through his broken pinkie finger, according to ESPN. Romo did not practice on Wednesday though he did throw the ball with "good velocity" on the side. | October 15, 2008
Tony Romo threw a little bit indoors today, but didn't actually practice, and he is still expected to miss 4-5 weeks of action due to his broken right pinkie, according to the Dallas Morning News. | October 15, 2008
Wade Phillips indicated that Tony Romo will throw in practice today and his status could be re-evaluated, according to the Dallas Morning News. | October 14, 2008
Brett Favre told ESPN that he called Tony Romo and told him he should do everything possible to try to play through his broken pinkie injury. "The only thing I said was, it's worth trying [to play] if you can deal with the pain and can function good enough with a splint,'' Favre said. "If not, don't try.'' Favre added that he told Romo he played though the agonizing pain of a fractured thumb to keep his consecutive games streak alive. | October 13, 2008
Tony Romo will miss four weeks with a broken right pinkie, according to ESPN's Michael Smith. | October 12, 2008
Quarterback Tony Romo sprained his right pinkie finger during the Week 6 loss to the Cardinals, the Dallas Morning News notes. | October 12, 2008
Quarterback Tony Romo completed 24-of-39 passes for 321 yards and three touchdowns in the Week 6 loss to the Cardinals. | October 5, 2008
Tony Romo only threw for 176 yards in the Caowboys' 31-22 win over the Bengals but did throw three touchdown passes. | September 28, 2008
Romo completed 28-of-47 passes for 300 yards and three touchdowns in a losing effort on Sunday. He also threw one pick. | September 21, 2008
Tony Romo used a big second half to produce a decent stat line on Sunday night. He went 17-for-30 with 260 yards, one touchdown and an interception. | September 17, 2008
The Cowboys are yet to allow a sack over the first two games of the season, while helping Tony Romo throw four touchdown passes with a 113.1 efficiency rating. Baltimore is the only other unit still yet to surrender a sack. | September 15, 2008
Tony Romo completed 21-of-30 passes for 312 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception in Monday's win over the Eagles. He also fumbled in his own end zone, leading to an Eagles score. | September 10, 2008
During Week 1, Tony Romo was hit in the chin, which required 13 stitches. On Wednesday, Romo took off the bandage and the stitches were barley visible. Romo said that everything is fine, and he is ready for the Eagles, according to ESPN.com. | September 10, 2008
Apparently, pop princess Jessica Simpson, girlfriend of Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, has thrown down the gauntlet to the Eagles, saying in her appearance on Good Morning America Tuesday, "We're gonna kick your butts, too," according to the Dallas Morning News. | September 7, 2008
Tony Romo needed 13 stitches to close the gash on his chin, this according to the Dallas Morning News. The quarterback injured his left middle finger in the game, too, but X-rays were negative.
| September 7, 2008
Tony Romo completed 24-of-32 passes for 320 yards and one touchdown on Sunday afternoon in Cleveland. Dallas' offense dominated the game, the Cleveland defense and the clock. | August 22, 2008
Tony Romo threw the ball well, and despite his interception, he did complete 15-of-19 passes for 166 yards and a touchdown to help lead Dallas over the Texans by the score of 23-22. | July 10, 2008
The focus at this time of year is clearly on the arrival of training camp, but recent weeks have put more than a few headlines on other topics, namely golf, when it comes to Dallas quarterback Tony Romo, rumored to be considering a moonlighting effort that would push the talented passer towards a career on the links after football. | July 9, 2008
Jean-Jacques Taylor, who writes the Inside the Dallas Cowboys report for the Dallas News, suggests that this will be Wade Phillips' last season in Dallas. Taylor notes that while it isn't a make-or-break season for Phillips, he believes the head coach will either take Tony Romo and a loaded offense and win the Super Bowl, or the Cowboys will fall short of their goal and Jerry Jones will promote Jason Garrett to the top position. | June 12, 2008
Because of his success two Pro Bowl trips, team records for yards and touchdown passes in a season it's easy to forget that quarterback Tony Romo has made only 26 career starts. With such a short body of work, there is room for Romo to grow, and he has approached the off-season looking for ways to improve, according to the Dallas Morning News. | June 5, 2008
Tony Romo had his left hand cut after colliding with a defender and getting stepped on, and gave the team a brief scare, according to the Dallas Morning News. Romo was examined by head athletic trainer Jim Maurer before taking some snaps from Andre Gurode. | May 14, 2008
Urgent news! Tony Romo and Jessica Simpson have broken up. Yes, the dream is over, the Dallas Morning News confirms. | May 7, 2008
Dallas QB Tony Romo recorded a score of 75 in today's U.S. Open local qualifier (that's golf) and failed to make the cut, according to the Dallas Star-Telegram. | May 6, 2008
Dallas/Ft. Worth CBS 11 Sports has learned that the Dallas Cowboys training camp will be featured once again as part of the NFL films series "Hard Knocks." The show, which will be aired nationally on HBO this summer, documents the day to day process of training camp in the NFL. This will mark the second time the Cowboys will be featured on the show. | May 2, 2008
The Dallas Cowboys didnt add a quarterback to the roster during the NFL draft, but owner Jerry Jones hinted the organization will look at some of the veteran options on the market, according to Pro Football Weekly. | March 27, 2008
Jessica Simpsons mother claims her daughter has secretly married, according to the Arizona Republic. As Simpson and her mother Tina were leaving Chili's restaurant in Los Angeles earlier this week, Tina revealed that her 27-year-old daughter has secretly wed. Asked if Simpson was planning to marry football star Tony Romo, whom she had been dating since last November, Tina laughed and responded to the inquiry, "Jessica is already married to Tony. What are you talking about?" Please say it aint so Tony! This sounds like a joke or a very bad publicity stunt to us. | February 10, 2008
Teammates Terrell Owens and Tony Romo helped spark the NFC to a 42-30 comeback win over the AFC Sunday. Romo finished the game 9-for-16 for 87 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. |
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