Tony Romo: Six-Year Extension With Dallas

Romo agreed to a six-year extension with Dallas on Friday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: It puts Romo under contract with Dallas through the 2019 season. Although he's perhaps the league's most accomplished magnet for criticism, a quarterback rating of 95.6 over 3,240 pass attempts clearly illustrates that Romo is well above average. Quarterbacks as good as him aren't found easily, so…read more

Cowboys executive VP Stephen Jones dismissed the idea that the team's salary cap situation puts added pressure on them to re-structure Romo's deal and sign him to an extension, Rowan Kavner of DallasCowboys.com reports. "Everybody always gets under," Jones said. "That'll be the case here with us. We're going to put together what we hope to be a championship caliber football team."

Analysis: Nonetheless, the Cowboys are way over the cap as is right now and have a tough decision to make with free agent Pro Bowler Anthony Spencer, not to mention all the other roster holes they won't be able to fill in the draft as they shift to Monte Kiffin's 4-3 defense. Signing Romo to an extension and…read more

Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said that signing Romo to an extension is something the team would like to get done, ESPN.com reports. "Tony is a key piece of what we're about going forward," Jones said Tuesday. "We're certainly going to be looking at his situation (in) time."

Analysis: Romo, who is in the last year of his contract, is in line for a base salary of $11.5 million in 2013. The report estimates that Romo could command a three-to-five-year deal in the neighborhood of $12 million annually. In any case, it looks like the Cowboys plan to try to work something out with…read more

Tony Romo: Cracked Rib

Romo suffered a cracked rib in the second quarter of Sunday's loss to the Redskins, Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas reports. He ended the year with a 65.6 completion percentage (425-for-648, both career highs) and 4,903 passing yards (also a career high), but his 28:19 TD:INT ratio left something to be desired.

Analysis: Romo will head into the offseason looking for a contract extension, and while the emergence of Dez Bryant gives him the big-play weapon Miles Austin failed to develop into the key to his 2013 fortunes might depend on how much focus the Cowboys put on upgrading their offensive line.

Romo completed 20-of-37 passes for 218 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions in Sunday's loss to the Redskins.

Analysis: Another tough loss for Tony Romo and the Cowboys, as they end up on the wrong side of a win-and-in scenario. Romo set a career high in 2012 for attempts, completions, and yards, but it wasn't enough to get the Cowboys into the playoffs. He appeared to develop chemistry with Dez Bryant near the…read more

Romo completed 26-of-43 passes for 416 yards and four touchdowns Sunday against the Saints.

Analysis: A monster game for Romo, who threw two touchdown passes to Dez Bryant and one each to Miles Austin and Dwayne Harris. Romo has been excellent for fantasy owners over the last six weeks, passing for over 300 yards five times and throwing 14 touchdowns over that span versus only three interceptions.…read more

Romo hits season high

Romo completed 26-of-43 passes for 416 yards and four touchdowns versus the Saints on Sunday. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: The 32.64 point performance was his best of the season, perfect timing for fantasy owners chasing a championship. If your league still has a week to go, expect continued success. The Cowboys square off against the Redskins 30th ranked secondary next week.

Saints easy on quarterbacks

In his Week 16 "Like/Dislike" analysis, fantasy expert Adam Rank notes, "The Saints have allowed the second-most fantasy points to quarterbacks this year, and 27 touchdown passes." FULL LIKE/DISLIKE

Analysis: Tony Romo has been on a roll, with at least 14 fantasy points in 10 straight games. Romo is big in December with 11 touchdowns and no picks in his last five December home games.

Romo among top scorers

In his Week 16 "Fantasy Mailbag", Michael Fabiano notes Romo "has been on fire, scoring the fifth-most fantasy points among all players over the last four weeks." READ: MAILBAG

Analysis: He has a great matchup against the Saints, who have given up more fantasy points to signal-callers than any other team in the league on the road.

Romo completed 30-of-42 passes for 341 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Steelers.

Analysis: Another mistake-free game from Romo, who connected with nine different receivers while throwing touchdowns to Dez Bryant (finger) and Jason Witten. He also became the first QB to throw for 300+ yards against the Steelers defense in 20 games. With the Cowboys deep in the playoff hunt, Romo has two…read more

Romo faces pivotal game

In his analysis of Week 15 players who must win, NFL.com's Adam Schein notes, "This is December. This is a big game. All eyes are on Romo; everyone wants to see if he's good enough to carry the Cowboys to victory. Great quarterbacks can mask areas of weakness during the big moments. The lack of production when it matters most is the stain on Romo's legacy." READ: SCHEIN NINE

Analysis: As Michael Fabiano notes in his "Start 'Em, Sit 'Em" analysis, Romo could catch a break. "The Steelers defensive backfield is ravaged…read more

Romo staggers vs. Bengals

Romo completed 25-of-43 passes for 268 yards to go with one touchdown and one interception against the Bengals on Sunday. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: After posting 20 -plus points his previous two games, Romo's 12.72 performance was his worst total since Week 4 of the season.

Romo completed 25-of-43 passes for 268 yards with one TD and one INT in Sunday's come-from-behind win over the Bengals.

Analysis: It certainly wasn't his best statistical game of the season, but Romo came up big in crunch time to lead the Cowboys to a game-winning field goal in the final seconds. Next week's game, at home to the Steelers, promises to be another tough matchup as Dallas tries to stay in the playoff picture.

Romo riding hot streak

As Daniel Jeremiah notes in his "Who Has the Edge?" report, "Romo has tossed nine touchdown passes while only being intercepted twice. He is currently the NFL's 13th-rated passer and he's averaging 306 passing yards per game, which is the second-highest mark in the league." READ: WHO HAS THE EDGE?

Analysis: Fantasy guru Michael Fabiano believes owners should temper expectations this week. "The Bengals have allowed the sixth-fewest fantasy…read more

Romo completed 22-of-27 passes for 303 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's win over the Eagles.

Analysis: A nice game for Romo, who has thrown for over 300 yards in five of his last six games. He also has six touchdowns in his last two games, and will look to stay hot in an important Week 14 matchup against the Bengals if the Cowboys hope to stay in the playoff hunt.

Eagles defense struggling vs. quarterbacks

In his Week 13 "Start 'Em, Sit 'Em" analysis, Michael Fabiano notes, "The Eagles defense has been awful in recent weeks, allowing over 30 fantasy points to quarterbacks in their last two games. What's more, opposing signal-callers have scored 15-plus fantasy points against them in their last six games overall." FULL START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: Romo has scored 16 points or more in four of his last five matchups, including a 28 point performance last week against the Redskins. With the playoffs still a possibility, expect another solid effort from the veteran.

Romo completed 37-of-62 passes for 441 yards with three TDs and two interceptions in Thursday's 38-31 loss to the Redskins.

Analysis: After falling behind 28-3, the Cowboys went into catchup mode and Romo was able to rack up fantasy points for his owners despite the loss. Next up for Romo and the Cowboys on December 2, is a beatable Eagles' pass defense that has surrendered 222 passing yards per game to date along with 18 TDs in…read more

Romo flawless on Thanksgiving

In his "Week 12 Predictions" analysis, Elliot Harrison points out Tony Romo is "5-0 on Thanksgiving and 21-3 in November." FULL WEEK 12 PREDICTIONS

Analysis: Romo should find plenty of opportunities to connect with red-hot Dez Bryant, Miles Austin and Jason Witten. The Redskins are allowing an average of 289 yards passing per game and are one of only six teams to allow 20 -plus passing scores this year.

Despite being sacked seven times, Romo still managed to put up a fair enough stat line in Sunday's overtime win over the Browns, completing 35-of-50 passes for 313 yards and a touchdown.

Analysis: The Cowboys' offensive line issues got even worse when left tackle Tyron Smith went down with a high ankle sprain. Romo usually comes up big on Thanksgiving, but given how little time his beat-up o-line will have to heal, we'd be very hesitant about using him Thursday.

Browns face challenge in stopping Romo

In his "Week 11 Predictions" analysis, Elliot Harrison notes, "The problem for the Browns will be stopping the Cowboys' offense, which has been more effective of late. Over their last two games, Tony Romo has completed 70 percent of his passes and posted passer ratings of 109.3 and 122.1." FULL WEEK 11 PREDICTIONS

Analysis: While the Browns defense has been more effective against the pass since the return of Joe Haden, the unit has allowed 16 passing scores through the air this season, with some of their worst performances coming on the road.

With Romo's teammate Phil Costa ruled out and Ryan Cook listed as doubtful for Sunday, guard Mackenzy Bernadeau (who has never snapped a ball in a regular season game) will probably have to fill in at center, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Analysis: This is obviously not ideal news for the Cowboys' offense. Retread Derrick Dockery would also take over at right guard for Bernadeau, creating another problem spot on the offensive line. If you are struggling between starting Romo and another player, you may want to consider the state of the Dallas…read more

Romo won his first game in Philadelphia since 2009 on Sunday, completing 19-of-26 passes for 209 yards and two TDs.

Analysis: It wasn't his best statistical effort, but he avoided mistakes, and with the Cowboys' defense and special teams coming up big, Romo didn't have to carry the team on his shoulders. Next up for the 'Boys is a home game against Cleveland, who rank in the bottom 10 in both passing yards and passing TDs…read more

Romo worth starting

In his Week 10 "Higher or Lower" analysis, fantasy expert Jason Smith notes, "Tony Romo seems to have righted himself enough to be worthy of starting again. He's figured things out: Throw it to Miles Austin and Jason Witten and leave Dez Bryant out of things. He's averaged more than 15 fantasy points per game the last month -- and 15 points is a viable start from your quarterback." READ: HIGHER/LOWER

Analysis: With an anemic rushing attack and possible renewed focus on the passing game, Romo and company should find success against an Eagles defense which has allowed 12 passing scores compared to 7 interceptions.

Romo strained his back on the final play of Sunday's loss to the Falcons but says he should be fine for Week 10, the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram reports.

Analysis: "I tweaked it a little bit on the last play," Romo said. "I'll be alright." He should be safe to use next weekend.

Romo completed 25-of-35 passes for 321 yards and one touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Falcons.

Analysis: Romo played turnover-free football, but the offense struggled to put up points all night. Fantasy owners will be happy with Romo's production, but the loss dropped the Cowboys to 3-5 and put a damper on their playoff hopes. Romo will look to avoid another loss Week 10 against the division-rival…read more

Romo streaking last three games

In his Week 9 "Like/Dislike" analysis, fantasy expert Adam Rank notes, "Tony Romo is one of my top 12 quarterbacks this week. Romo has scored at least 14 fantasy points in three consecutive games." FULL LIKE/DISLIKE ANALYSIS

Analysis: While he will be a serviceable play this week, don't expect a huge performance against an Atlanta secondary which has only allowed an average of 216 yards passing and 7 scores through the air this season.

Romo wants to throw more

Romo is pushing Jason Garrett to throw the football more after finding success through the air against the Giants. "We really did a lot of things that I liked," Romo said, according to the Dallas Morning News. "I'm pushing coach to kind of get the offense more in that mode a little bit, which is nice. But styles make fights sometimes so we'll look at different opponents and see different things." FULL REPORT

Analysis: Throwing more might not be a good thing for fantasy owners. Romo has tossed an interception in every game but one this season, totaling four or more in two of those games. Against a Falcons secondary which has allowed the second-fewest TD passes, don't expect him to have a breakout performance.

Romo completed 36-of-62 passes for 437 yards with one touchdown and four interceptions Sunday against the Giants.

Analysis: With the Cowboys down big early in the game, the team completely abandoned the run and let Romo air it out, which was a bit of a risk given that he threw three interceptions in the first half. Nevertheless, he got the yardage figures to explode, finishing the game with three receivers over 100…read more

Romo consistent vs. Giants

In his Week 8 Like/Dislike analysis, fantasy expert Adam Rank notes that against the Giants, Romo has a history of good performances. "He's thrown 13 touchdowns with five interceptions in the wins. But he's thrown 11 touchdowns with four interceptions in the losses." READ: LIKE/DISLIKE

Analysis: The Giants rank 21st versus the pass, allowing an average of 253 yards per game and 10 TDs on the season. Depending on your options, Romo makes a decent play this week.

Romo was quietly effective in Sunday's 19-14 win over the Panthers, completing 24-of-34 passes for 227 yards and a touchdown without an interception.

Analysis: It's the first game this season in which he hasn't thrown an interception. Romo has yet to really show his 2011 form, and with starting center Phil Costa (ankle) getting hurt again Sunday, he could be in for some more rough times ahead given how his offensive line performed through the first few…read more

Austin finds end zone

In their first drive of the second-half, Tony Romo connected with Miles Austin for a 26 yard touchdown. Austin now has 97 total yards thus far with the score. FOLLOW WITH GAME CENTER

Analysis: Romo has totaled just 184 yards passing and the score, but the Carolina defense has been wearing down throughout the game. Expect more production from this duo.

Panthers' defense could be without key players

NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal reports Carolina Panthers cornerback Chris Gamble (shoulder) is out, and linebacker Jon Beason (knee) is doubtful, which is a long way of saying the Dallas Cowboys should score a lot of points this weekend. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: According to a team source, Dez Bryant is reportedly expected to play despite a groin injury suffered on Friday, so expect productive days from Romo and Austin as well.

Romo completed 25-of-36 passes for 261 yards and two touchdowns with one interception in Sunday's 31-29 loss to the Ravens.

Analysis: The first-half interception cost the Cowboys a shot at a field goal, which ended up being crucial in a two-point loss, and while Romo led the offense on an impressive two-minute drill to give them a chance to tie the score at the end of the game -- Dez Bryant dropped the two-point conversion -- he…read more

Romo rebounds

In the loss to the Ravens, Romo totaled 261 yards passing to go with two touchdown passes and one interception. FULL GAME RECAP

Analysis: A late touchdown salvaged the day for Romo owners with 16.44 total fantasy points. It was a positive step coming off his five interception performance in Week 4.

Cowboys keeping it simple for Romo

At a time where the best young, rising NFL quarterbacks take on more and more responsibility before the snap, the Dallas Cowboys want to pull back the reins on Tony Romo. FULL STORY

Analysis: As Michael Fabiano notes in his Week 6 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em, Romo has "been an absolute poison potion for his owners this…read more

Romo's struggles could continue

In his Week 6 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em report, Michael Fabiano believes Romo is not likely to break his string of poor performances against a Ravens defense which has "allowed just two touchdown passes and the fifth-fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks." FULL START 'EM, SIT 'EM

Analysis: Romo has been a huge disappointment this season, ranking 30th among all fantasy QBs with just 47.02 points.

Jones lends Romo support

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is standing behind his quarterback, stating "I like where we are with Romo at quarterback...no one learns more from his experiences than Tony." FULL STORY

Analysis: Romo has been among the biggest fantasy disappointments, totaling just 47.02 points this season, which places him 24th among all fantasy quarterbacks. Consider him based on the matchup, but he is clearly not a reliable weekly starter.

Romo completed 31-of-43 passes for 307 yards with one touchdown and five interceptions Monday against the Bears.

Analysis: This performance certainly won't help contract negotiations. Romo had two interceptions taken back to the house, and through another three up for grabs for the Chicago secondary. Kyle Orton came on in relief of Romo late in the fourth with the game out of hand, and did an admirable job on a late…read more

The Cowboys have had initial discussions with Romo about a contract extension, but the quarterback has postponed talks until after the season so the process won't become a distraction, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Analysis: While it might be smarter for Romo to take the cash, given the shaky nature of his offensive line, we can't fault Romo too much for the decision. Contract talks should be pretty smooth once they begin and barring a career-threatening injury, it looks like the signal-caller will remain in Dallas for…read more

Romo escaped with a win Sunday versus Tampa Bay, completing 25-of-39 passes for 283 yards without a touchdown while throwing one interception and losing two fumbles.

Analysis: Cowboys fans should be encouraged that Romo still got the victory despite posting one of his annual mistake-filled clunkers, but his fantasy owners won't be thrilled with the raw output. On the bright side, from a fantasy perspective, Romo and Miles Austin re-established their chemistry Sunday,…read more

Bryant ready to turn it around

Tony Romo expects Dez Bryant to turn around his slow start.

Analysis: Bryant faces a great matchup against the Buccaneers secondary which was torched in Week 2. If he's going to turn it around, it should be this week.

Romo heading towards elite status

NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal believes what set QB Tony Romo apart in Wednesday night's game was when he "received so-so pass protection, he made the teammates around him better. He made plays before the snap."

Analysis: Though it's only one game, Romo received great protection and looked as if he's ready to make the jump from a consistent fantasy QB to an elite one. Winning on the road against the defending champs should boost his confidence levels.

Romo completed 22-of-29 passes for 307 yards with three touchdowns and an interception, and also added five rushes for 12 yards Wednesday against the Giants.

Analysis: Despite one "Romoesque" interception that was nearly returned for a touchdown, the quarterback looked impressive carving up the Giants secondary with some of his weapons a bit dinged up. The Cowboys face a tough Seahawks secondary in Seattle in Week 2, but the long week should help get Romo's…read more

Romo kicks off tough schedule in opener

Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo has averaged nearly 15 or more fantasy points per game since the 2007 season.

Analysis: Romo kicks off the sixth toughest strength of schedule among fantasy quarterbacks Wednesday night against the New York…read more

Romo completed 9-of-13 passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's preseason win over the Rams.

Analysis: Romo didn't seem to need his top three targets for this one as he hit Dwayne Harris early for two long touchdowns. He played just the first quarter as the team wants to ensure his health with a tough Week 1 battle coming against the Giants.

Romo completed 9-of-13 passes for 75 yards in Saturday's preseason loss to the Chargers.

Analysis: His numbers were good, but more importantly the Cowboys' offensive line didn't allow Romo to be sacked in this one (although it took three holding penalties to do it.) If he can stay upright and in one piece Romo certainly has the weapons to put up excellent numbers once again, but a lot hinges on…read more

Romo completed 3-of-6 passes for 30 yards during Monday's preseason win over the Raiders.

Analysis: Problems on the interior of the offensive line prevented the Cowboys' offense from getting anything going, and Romo took one sack and was under pressure a couple of other times during his brief time on the field. Expect Dallas to ramp up their efforts to find some veteran depth at center, if only…read more

Romo looked sharp during this week's minicamp, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Analysis: Assuming his offensive line can keep him upright this season, Romo should once again be among the best second-tier fantasy options at quarterback.

Romo finished the season with his best-ever QB rating of 102.5, completing 346-of-522 passes for 4,184 yards and an outstanding 31:10 TD:INT ratio.

Analysis: He was also sacked a career-high 36 times, and while he managed to play in all 16 games he dealt with injuries for the second straight season. If the Cowboys don't make upgrading their offensive line a top offseason priority, you should consider Romo to be a risky pick in 2012.

Romo finished up his last game of the season going 29-of-37 for 289 yards, with two touchdowns and one interception.

Analysis: It was a solid performance by Romo who came into the contest nursing an injured throwing hand, but he was out-dueled by Eli Manning, who was masterful and ushered the Giants to the NFC East-clinching victory.

Romo (hand) is active for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Analysis: No surprise here, but we'll have to see if Romo's sore hand ends up being an issue in Sunday's contest, a game that will determine the NFC East division winner.

Tony Romo: (Hand) Ready To Go For Sunday

Romo (hand) is probable for Sunday's game against the Giants, DallasCowboys.com's Rob Phillips reports.

Analysis: Romo might be a bit sore on Sunday, but all indications so far are that he should be close to full strength. Use him as you normally would.

Romo (hand) was at practice Thursday and according to Josh Ellis of DallasCowboys.com, the spiral on his passes and his accuracy looked fine.

Analysis: Though it's assumed that he will play Sunday against the Giants, this report is encouraging, considering concerns that Romo's grip on the football might be hampered by his hand issue.

Romo (hand) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, New York Daily News writer Ralph Vacchiano reports.

Analysis: Romo will more than likely be on the field Sunday as long as he avoids setbacks before then.

Tony Romo: (Hand) Practices Wednesday

Romo (hand) is practicing Wednesday, Josh Ellis DallasCowboys.com eports. reports.

Analysis: Romo is on track to start Sunday's night game against the Giants, barring a setback.

Tony Romo: Set to Play This Week

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Monday that Romo (hand) is fine and will play Sunday night against the Giants, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Analysis: Jones supported his Romo declaration by indicating Monday that the Cowboys will not pursue a veteran QB for Week 17's game, a winner-take-all showdown for the NFC East title.

Tony Romo: Should Play Through Hand Injury

The Cowboys believe that Romo (bruised throwing hand) will play in Sunday's season finale against the Giants, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Analysis: The winner-take-all nature of the game (for the NFC East title) supports this notion, but Romo will need for the swelling in his hand to go down in the coming days in order to be comfortable throwing/effective this weekend.

Tony Romo: (Hand) Optimistic About Playing Next Week

X-Rays on Romo's right (throwing) hand were negative, with the injury that he suffered early in Saturday's game against the Eagles diagnosed as a contusion, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Analysis: Though Romo's hand was visibly swollen Saturday, he is optimistic that he will be a go for Week 17's showdown against the Giants, with the NFC East title on the line. "I feel like the playoffs have already started," Romo said after Saturday's game. "I feel good about the hand and being able to play…read more

Tony Romo: Throwing Hand Swells Up

Romo's right (throwing) hand was visibly swollen after he absorbed a hit early in Saturday's game against the Eagles.

Analysis: Stephen McGee took over for Romo on Saturday and given how puffy Romo's hand looked, his Week 17 availability could now be in peril. On the plus side though, X-rays on Romo's hand came up negative.

Tony Romo: Injures Hand

Romo injured his right (throwing) hand on the first possession of Saturday's game against the Eagles.

Analysis: He was replaced by Stephen McGee and with the Cowboys needing a win next week more than this week, he could be done for the day.

Romo tore apart the Tampa Bay defense in the first half Saturday night and cruised the rest of the way, finishing the night going 23-of-30 for 249 yards and three TDs, with no INTs. He also picked up his first rushing TD of the season.

Analysis: In real life Romo has a reputation, deserved or not, for coming up small in big games but his fantasy owners have now enjoyed two straight excellent performances from him during key weeks. Romo had the 'Boys up 28-0, hitting each of his top three wideouts for red zone scores before turning to the…read more

Romo had a monster fantasy performance in Sunday's heart-breaking loss to the Giants. He finished with 321 yards and four touchdowns on 21-of-31 passing.

Analysis: While Romo's performance didn't translate into a win for the Cowboys, he sure helped out his fantasy owners. Sunday's game was the first time in a month Romo had his full complement of receivers at his disposal with the return of Miles Austin, and it showed. The night was filled with big plays, and…read more

Romo completed 28-of-42 passes for 299 yards and one TD on Sunday.

Analysis: The Arizona pass rush got to Romo for five sacks, but he avoided making any big mistakes and had the Cowboys in a position to win at the end of regulation. Miles Austin is expected back for Week 14, but don't look for a big spike in Romo's numbers as a result, given how well Laurent Robinson has…read more

Romo was sharp again Sunday, completing 23-of-37 passes for 292 yards and three TDs with no INTs.

Analysis: He hasn't broken the 300-yard mark in over a month but Romo has an 8:0 TD:INT ratio over his last three games, and appears to be in a zone right now. Start him with confidence.

Romo is not listed on Wednesday's practice/participation report.

Analysis: Romo appears to be the healthiest he's been in nearly two months after dealing with a lingering injury to his ribs. It won't necessarily be easy for Romo this week, as he'll face the Redskins, who have defended the pass well this season (tied for second best in the NFL with only eight TD passes…read more

Tony Romo: Strong Effort Sunday

Romo was nearly perfect Sunday, completing 23-of-26 passes for 270 yards and three TDs.

Analysis: Up 28-7 at the break, the Cowboys learned the lessons of their blown lead earlier in the season against the Lions and shut down Romo and the passing game in the second half, otherwise his day could have been even more fantasy-friendly. Romo looks like he's completely recovered from his rib injury,…read more

Romo (ribs) is active for Sunday's game against the Bills.

Analysis: Romo will play this week without Miles Austin, one of his favorite targets. That being said, he still has plenty of weapons around him and could break out against a Bills team that can put up points and perhaps force Dallas to take up a pass-heavy game plan.

Romo (ribs) practiced in full Wednesday.

Analysis: Romo hasn't had a big statistical game in a few weeks, although he faces a relatively soft Bills' defense Sunday. On the downside, Romo will be missing one of his biggest weapons in Miles Austin (hamstring), who is out 2-to-4 weeks.

Romo (ribs) completed 19-of-31 passes for 279 yards and two TDs in Sunday's win over the Seahawks.

Analysis: Dallas once again had red zone struggles and had only two field goals at half time, but Romo eventually got things going after the break. DeMarco Murray's emergence and Miles Austin's latest hamstring injury give the Cowboys less reason to heavily emphasize the passing game, so Romo's numbers could…read more

Romo (ribs) is active for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Analysis: Romo has been a tough player to rely on in fantasy this year, but on paper his matchup against Seattle is an excellent one.

Tony Romo: Probable for Sunday's Game

Romo (ribs) is probable for Sunday's game against Seattle.

Analysis: Romo hasn't been reliable this year, but it would be an extreme disappointment if he didn't post good numbers against Seattle. The Seahawks simply don't have the secondary personnel to match up well with Miles Austin and Dez Bryant, not to mention the out-of-nowhere Laurent Robinson.