Romo Listed As Active For Cowboys In London
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is listed as active and will play for the team's game today in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium.
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is listed as active and will play for the team's game today in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium.
Tony Romo made the trip to London. Whether he's able to help the Dallas Cowboys avoid a third straight defeat Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars remains to be seen.
On the eve of kick off, a massive collection of Cowboys quotes from the Saturday Fan Forum outside of Wembley. This is extensive, raw and "every moving blade of grass," as I know the Fan Fan likes it:
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has no intention of playing a "home" game in London, and that shouldn't prevent another Super Bowl from coming to Arlington.
The Cowboys' Friday in London began with QB Tony Romo working against air with a high level of accuracy and will later be filled with the team's only day of group sightseeing.
Jack Crawford is a relatively low-profile Cowboys defensive lineman. But this week, in his home country, he's reached a new level of celebrity.
The Dallas Cowboys are playing their first regular-season game in London on Sunday. And while the status of Tony Romo's back has dominated headlines, there's a lot we've learned.
Bruce Carter is...unsettled. His position as a starting linebacker for the Cowboys. His contractual future in Dallas, and his stomach in London.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has expressed his desire before to see a team in London, saying it would add a "wow" factor to the league. He did so in front of the international media on Thursday.
The NFL will stage three more regular-season games at Wembley Stadium in London again next season, including the first-ever division game in England.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, despite two fractures in his back, practiced with the team on Thursday at London's Allianz Rugby pitch.
In an effort to make Wednesday as normal as possible, the Dallas Cowboys are making this a "Romo Wednesday," dealing with defensive-line injuries and pumping in music at practice.
Dez Bryant is on-record as saying one of the reasons he is associating himself with Jay-Z's sports marketing firm is a desire to reach "icon" status.
Tony Romo made the trip to London with the Dallas Cowboys, which means that he should be expected to start against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Jeremy Mincey played for Jacksonville in London last year. Now he is about to face the Jaguars with the Dallas Cowboys at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo participated in the lightest of walkthroughs on Tuesday upon the Cowboys' arrival in London.
Dez needs to be elite on the field. He's the first to concede that hasn't happened in two straight Dallas loses as he's managed to catch passes for 30 yards or fewer in both games - a career-low mark.
When the Cowboys arrive in London on Tuesday in preparation for Sunday's game against Jacksonville, they may need even more of Melton inside.
The bags are packed. The visas are being checked. The manifest for the Virgin Airlines flight that tonight will transport the Cowboys to London is full.
Tony Romo is attempting to recover from two fractured transverse process in his back. Should he play in London? Weigh in here.
After a less than encouraging performance from Brandon Weeden, an injured Tony Romo says he will travel to London with the team and prepare as if he's playing.
The NFL has been playing regular-season games at Wembley Stadium every year since 2007, and this season there are three games on the schedule.
Dallas defensive tackle Josh Brent will get to travel to London with the Dallas Cowboys later this season after the NFL amended several stipulations in his reinstatement following an intoxication manslaughter conviction.
