tony romo

With fantasy titles at stake, monitoring injuries takes on an even greater importance. Will Carroll offers up his upgrades and downgrades and says Tony Romo may be in for a big week.

Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo celebrates a touchdown against the New York Giants during the second half of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec.

Tony Romo threw two touchdown passes to Laurent Robinson and Dan Bailey made a 28-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Dallas Cowboys a 20-19 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Thursday.

Tony Romo and the Cowboys have won three straight. They are taking on a resurgent Dolphins team which has also won three straight.

Which streak continues? Follow it all here.

Tony Romo returns to the doghouse, the Lions refuse to lose and the Eagles' season unravels, says Don Banks.

Plus, more Snap Judgments from another week of improbable comebacks.

Michael Vick will wear kevlar padding in his helmet. Tony Romo will don a flak jacket. What does it all mean?

Will Carroll has all the upgrades and downgrades in his Week 3 Med Check.

Big weekend for stars. Charles Woodson schooled Cam Newton, though I have a feeling Newton's going to be doing a lot of the schooling in the coming years.

Ben Roethlisberger experienced a moment of season-ending panic when his knee got caved in. Tony Romo, goat last week, played John Wayne in San Francisco.

Tom Brady did it again. Matt Ryan put up. Michael Vick shut up.

NEW YORK -- We'll get to what was great in the first NFL weekend (Cam Newton in a exhilarating loss, the Ravens in a monkey-off-their-backs win) and what certainly was not (Tony Romo in a fourth quarter of doofus proportions and my Super Bowl-pick Falcons flopping at Chicago), but first, and I don't want to overdo the emotion of the day, a few thoughts on the 9/11 tributes.

Tony Romo is out for the Cowboys -- but that could actually turn into a good thing for Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant, writes Will Carroll in his Fantasy Med Check for NFL Week 8.

Tony Romo does not need surgery on his broken left collarbone, and doctors are expecting the Dallas Cowboys quarterback to miss up to eight weeks.

With only 10 weeks left in a season that's off to a 1-5 start, there may not be much reason for Romo to return at all.

The team said Romo had additional evaluation and testing, including a CT scan.