Cowboys' Tony Romo: 'The season is not over. It's far from it'

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IRVING, Texas -- For seven straight games, quarterback http://www.bearsofficialnflprostore.com/Authentic-Pernell-Mcphee-Je... Tony Romo felt helpless as the Dallas Cowboys lost every game he missed because of a broken collarbone.

Romo will make his return Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, and with the Cowboys at 2-7, he knows they need to start putting together some wins.

"I think anytime you're losing in the National Football League, it's tough on everybody," Romo said. "Sometimes when you're not able to help your team as far as physically being out on the field, but the guys left it out on the field. I'm really inspired by the way they just committed every week. And obviously the results weren't exactly the way they wanted or anything, but I think when you watch how they play, I think it gives us a great opportunity to still go out and accomplish the goals. You just have very little room for error."

Despite his clever tweet on Tuesday, Romo said his Authentic Jordan Mills Jersey focus is only on beating the Dolphins, not stringing together a bunch of wins to put the Cowboys in contention for the playoffs.
Romo said his concern is not so much the health of his collarbone but the rust from not playing in two months. He did not practice Wednesday, following the same routine he has had since last season to help preserve and strengthen his back. He will return to practice Thursday on a full-time basis.

He said the work with the scout team the last two weeks while being on the injured reserve/designated to return list was helpful but nothing like a full offseason or training camp.

"There's a lot of situational thinking that http://www.bearsofficialnflprostore.com/Authentic-Martellus-Bennett... goes into it that I feel like are an advantage for some of the top quarterbacks, and those are the things that you have to really address because they come up every day when you're in camp or playing football games," Romo said. "When you're not, they can be overshadowed by some other things, and when you do come back you have to work on technique, footwork, just some of the normal things, and in that sometimes you lose the situational thinking in that process. You still have to fight that battle. That will be the biggest issue."

The time off has helped Romo's back. He said he feels as good now than he has at any time since having two surgeries in 2013. He acknowledged there is a greater risk that he can break the collarbone again, but he won't know how it will respond until he gets hit.

"But you got to play," Romo said. "You don't have much wiggle room."