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Romo breaks out of funk	Updated 11/26/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo ended his three-game funk with a great game Thursday against Oakland. He was 18 of 29 passing for 309 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. He also had one carry for minus-1 yard. Coming into this game, Romo had three touchdowns and three interceptions in his past three outings.	Analysis: The key for Romo was getting WR Miles Austin and TE Jason Witten more involved. Austin also had a breakout game with seven catches for 145 yards and a touchdown. And Witten had his best game of the season with five catches for 107 yards. Romo was dealing with a back injury prior to the game, but he played at a high level. Hopefully it will continue heading into Week 13 at the Giants.

Romo active for Cowboys	Updated 11/26/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo, who came into Thursday's game with a back injury, is active and will start for the Cowboys against the Raiders. Romo was probable and expected to play after getting injured in Week 11 against Washington.	Analysis: Keep Romo active in your Fantasy lineup unless you have a better alternative. The Raiders are solid against the pass and only one quarterback, Eli Manning, has passed for multiple touchdowns against Oakland this season. We view Romo as a low-end No. 1/high-end No. 2 Fantasy QB in this game. If you can afford to bench Romo, that's the safe move. Remember, he only has three touchdowns and three interceptions in his past three games.

Romo expects to play	Updated 11/25/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo was dismissive of questions about the back injury he sustained last week but says he'll be ready to play against the Raiders on Thanksgiving. The team listed him as probable for the game. "We're improving each day," he said. "We'll be ready to go tomorrow, sure. ... I feel very strongly that we're going to be able to go out there and do what we normally do, so I'm excited. ... This short week, you have to watch a lot of tape and get extra treatment to make sure you're prepared for Thursday."	Analysis: Romo has a tough opponent here -- the Raiders have been solid against the pass -- but he has always played extremely well on Thanksgiving: He has two 300-yard games, 10 career touchdowns and two picks over three Turkey Days against softish defenses. Another weak opponent comes to Dallas for Turkey Day, so even with the Raiders' potent secondary you might expect Romo to play his best. If he were totally healthy we'd be inclined to agree, but because his back appears to be in rough shape, Fantasy owners might be taking a risk by starting him. Consider other options before finalizing your lineup but don't consider it too bad to go with Romo since he'll be motivated to play well.

Romo won't feast on Thanksgiving	Updated 11/24/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo (back) is expected to be fine for the Week 12 game on Thanksgiving against the Raiders. Romo has never played in a game against the Raiders. He was on the sidelines the last time his team faced them back in 2005. Oakland possesses a very solid pass defense and has only allowed eight passing touchdowns this season. Romo has struggled recently and has thrown for three touchdowns and three interceptions in his last three games.	Analysis: The Raiders can defend against the pass. It is about the only thing they do well. Expect Dallas to run a lot. Romo is hurting and has struggled recently. For that, leave him as a No. 2 Fantasy option for Week 12. There are better options out there.

Cowboys expect Romo back	Updated 11/23/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Tony Romo is feeling better, and Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is confident the quarterback will be ready to play Thursday. Phillips says his quarterback has already told the team that he "feels a lot better" than he did after taking a knee in the back early in the Cowboys' 7-6 victory over Washington on Sunday. Romo didn't miss a snap and completed seven consecutive passes on the game-winning touchdown drive in the final minutes, then took a post-game injection for his pain. "We've already talked to Tony and he says he feels a lot better. .... He had a little bit of stiffness. He had quite a bit during the ball game, but says he feels a lot better," Phillips said, adding there are no plans to rest Romo. "Not if he's ready to play. And we think he will be."	Analysis: Romo will need to heal up quickly in time for his next game vs. the Raiders on Thanksgiving Day. Speaking of Thanksgiving, there's a catch -- Romo has always played extremely well on Thanksgiving: Last year against the Seahawks he threw for 331 yards and three TDs with just one interception. The year before against the Buccaneers he threw for 306 yards and five touchdowns with no interceptions. Another weak opponent comes to Dallas for Turkey Day, so even with the Raiders' potent secondary you might expect Romo to play his best. If he were totally healthy we'd be inclined to agree, but because his back appears to be in rough shape, Fantasy owners might be taking a risk by starting him. Consider other options before finalizing your lineup.

Hurting Romo leads game-winning drive	Updated 11/22/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Before and after every snap, Tony Romo felt the throbbing in his back, the result of an accidental blow suffered while making a first-quarter tackle, of all things. While he could block out the pain during most plays, he couldn't stop it from affecting his throws -- at least, not until the game was on the line. Given a break by a missed field goal, Romo scrambled for a first down, then completed seven straight passes, the last a 10-yarder to Patrick Crayton for a touchdown with 2:41 left that gave the Dallas Cowboys a 7-6 victory over the Washington Redskins on Sunday and preserved their spot atop the NFC East. "I've always felt like, no matter what is really wrong -- as long as it's not a broken bone or something that's going to keep you out -- just on the adrenalin of the game, you can always do it," Romo said. "That's just part of football, part of understanding that's the only way to play the game." Romo struggled for much of the day and finished 15 of 27 for 158 yards and the score. He threw an interception as well and rushed twice for 4 yards.	Analysis: Romo was facing one of the best pass defenses in the NFL in Week 11 and it showed. Washington held him to his second-lowest passing total of the season. Still, Romo has now thrown at least one touchdown pass in six straight games and only has three interceptions over that span. Dallas plays Oakland in Week 12 on Thanksgiving and the Raiders are just so-so against the pass. Treat Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy option against the Raiders.

Romo to rock the Redskins?	Updated 11/20/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Save for the 2007 season finale when he didn't finish the game in an effort to rest up for the playoffs, Tony Romo has been solid against the Redskins. In four meaningful games, Romo has 10 touchdowns and only four interceptions against them with three games over 275 yards passing. Romo faces the Redskins at home in Week 11.	Analysis: Romo looked awful last week against a good Packers secondary and should feel some pressure from the Redskins' defensive front, although DT Albert Haynesworth is not a lock to play. We like Romo as a low-end No. 1 Fantasy QB in Week 11. Start him if you don't have a better option.

Romo to face No. 1 pass defense	Updated 11/17/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo plays against Washington in Week 11. The Redskins own the No. 1 overall pass defense in the NFL but did give up two long touchdown passes to Kyle Orton and Brandon Marshall on Sunday. Romo met the Redskins twice last season. He threw for 300 yards and three touchdowns with one pick in Dallas, where the Week 11 game will be held. He was dismal in Washington, however, with one TD and two picks with just 198 passing yards.	Analysis: Romo struggled last week against a much weaker pass defense in Green Bay. He's going to have his hands full with the Redskins and that keeps him a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option, if he's a No. 1 at all.

Romo tops 250, but turns ball over	Updated 11/15/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo, who entered the game with nine touchdown passes and an average of 306.3 yards over his last four, topped 250 yards passing for the seventh straight game Week 10 at Green Bay. He threw only one touchdown, though, and turned the ball over twice -- once on a fumble and once in an interception. He completed 24 of 39 passes and ran three times for 13 yards.	Analysis: Romo had a "bad game" by real-life standards, leading the Cowboys to only seven points. But he still had a respectable performance Fantasy-wise, even if he didn't quite deliver the same numbers that he had in recent weeks. He's the centerpiece of a good offense and will rarely leave you disappointed in Fantasy. His numbers should only improve with a good matchup Week 11 against the Redskins.

Romo has five TDs in past 2 vs. GB	Updated 11/12/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Cowboys play at Green Bay in Week 10, and Dallas QB Tony Romo will be trying to continue his nice history vs. the Packers. The two teams met in each of the previous two seasons, with Romo throwing a total of five touchdowns in those meetings. Green Bay ranks eighth against the pass this season, but have allowed 16 scores through the air -- third most in the league.	Analysis: Romo has been racking up the Fantasy points lately and will be extremely hard to bench in any format for Week 10. Just roll with him until he gives you reason not to.

Romo has another 300-yard outing	Updated 11/9/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo was 21 of 34 passing for 307 yards, one touchdown and one interception Sunday at Philadelphia. This was Romo's third 300-yard game in his past four outings. The one negative was Romo failed to pass for multiple touchdowns for the first time in his past four games, but he threw the game-winning touchdown to Miles Austin.	Analysis: Romo continues to play like a No. 1 Fantasy QB after a rough start. He should stay hot in Week 10 at Green Bay, and keep Romo active in your lineup in all leagues.

Romo to try and stay hot vs. Philly	Updated 11/5/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo, who has thrown for 918 yards and eight touchdowns in his last three games, will try to stay hot in a Week 9 game at the Eagles. Philadelphia ranks 10th against the pass, although they have allowed 11 touchdowns through the air.	Analysis: Romo has been the hottest Fantasy QB in recent weeks, but really struggled last season in the meeting between these two teams in Philly (180 yards, interception). Still, you can't sit a guy as sizzling as Romo, so start him in all formats as a No. 1 Fantasy QB.

Romo stays hot against Seattle	Updated 11/1/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo had another good game Sunday against Seattle. Romo was 21 of 36 passing for 256 yards and three touchdowns. He also had one carry for 10 yards and lost a fumble.	Analysis: Romo now has eight touchdowns and no interceptions in his past three games against Kansas City, Atlanta and Seattle. He has a tough opponent in Week 9 at Philadelphia, but Romo has found new life with WR Miles Austin, who scored another touchdown against the Seahawks. Even Roy Williams scored against Seattle. Romo should be considered a No. 1 Fantasy QB against the Eagles.

Romo hoping for '08 repeat vs. Seahawks	Updated 10/28/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Cowboys host the Seahawks in Week 8, and Tony Romo's Fantasy owners will be hoping he can match the stats he put up against Seattle last season when he threw for 331 yards and three touchdowns. The Seahawks rank 16th against the pass in 2009.	Analysis: After a rough first four games this season, Romo has really bounced back in his last two outings, each a 300-yard performance. He is connecting in a major way with WR Miles Austin and could rack up the Fantasy points once again in Week 8. Get him active in all leagues.

Romo thriving with new go-to guy	Updated 10/25/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo topped 300 yards passing for a second straight game and the third time this season Week 7 against the Falcons. He tied a season high with three touchdown passes, finishing 21 of 29 for 311 yards and no interceptions. He also ran six times for 31 yards. Over his last two games, 421 of Romo's 662 passing yards and four of his five passing touchdowns have gone to breakthrough WR Miles Austin.	Analysis: Romo had four touchdown passes and four interceptions in his first four games, looking like a bust of a Fantasy quarterback. Then, Austin emerged, giving Romo the big-playmaking threat he used to have in Terrell Owens. Austin looks like a fixture in the Cowboys lineup now, so Romo's recent success should continue. He's back to being a clear No. 1 Fantasy QB for Week 8 against the Seahawks.

Romo to face Falcons in Week 7	Updated 10/21/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo will face a non-division opponent in Week 7 against Atlanta. The Falcons rank 21st in the NFL against the pass, allowing 241 passing yards per game. They have given up just five touchdown passes in five games, however, and have intercepted five passes.	Analysis: The Falcons have been giving up yards through the air this season, but they have not been giving up touchdowns. They are coming off a week in which they allowed 300 yards and two touchdowns against Bears QB Jay Cutler, however. Considering the fact that Romo and the Cowboys have had an extra week to prepare for the Falcons due to the bye week, Romo could be in line for decent production. View him as a decent play in standard leagues.

Austin saves Romo's stat line	Updated 10/11/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo completed 20 of 34 passes for 351 yards with two touchdowns and 5 rush yards at the Chiefs in Week 5. He can thank WR Miles Austin, starting in place of Roy Williams, for those totals. Austin had 10 catches for 250 yards with both touchdowns. Austin's scores both came on long catch-and-runs where he broke tackles and used his speed to escape into the end zone. His second touchdown gave Dallas the win in overtime.	Analysis: Romo, who was CBSSports.com's Start of the Week, may have rediscovered a weapon to lean on in the coming weeks -- the two had some big games together last year. Plus he'll get Roy Williams back from a rib injury soon. The Cowboys are on bye in Week 6 but will return in Week 7 to play the Falcons at home. Romo should continue to be useful as a No. 1 Fantasy QB for that game, especially with two weeks to prepare.

Give Romo the nod this week	Updated 10/9/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo has been awful of late, throwing for exactly 255 yards in each of his last two games with no touchdowns -- a rarity for him. But that should end this week as Romo and the 'Boys play at Kansas City against a Chiefs defense ranked 28th vs. the pass and without a strong pass-rush unit. Romo will be without WR Roy Williams (rib), which means he'll have to lean on tight end Jason Witten, receivers Patrick Crayton and Miles Austin and running backs Marion Barber and Tashard Choice, but the matchup still suggests success for him. After all, the Chiefs have allowed passing touchdowns from 35, 64, 25 and 54 yards out in their last two games. Romo is CBSSports.com's Start of the Week.	Analysis: Many Fantasy owners are worried about starting Romo this week. Don't be -- the matchup is good and the pressure is on him to win. So long as it's not a playoff game, Romo tends to do his best when the eyeballs are on him following some bad games. Expect him to post at least modest totals on the Chiefs in Week 5. For more of CBSSports.com's start and sit recommendations, check out Jamey Eisenberg's Start 'Em and Sit 'Em.

Romo again without touchdown Week 4	Updated 10/4/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo, who went without a touchdown in Week 3, did so again Week 4 at Denver, marking the first time in his career he has gone back-to-back games without scoring a touchdown. He turned the ball over twice -- once on an interception and once on a fumble -- and now has five turnovers in his last three games. He completed 25 of 42 passes for 255 yards.	Analysis: Romo has thrown for 255 yards two straight weeks, so his production hasn't gotten anywhere. He's just not getting in the end zone. The Cowboys offense has too many weapons for him to lose No. 1 QB status in Fantasy, but he's not quite the slam dunk he has been in the past. Still, he has a good chance of rebounding in a big way Week 5 at Kansas City.

Romo goes without touchdown Week 3	Updated 9/29/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo didn't exactly have a good Fantasy game on Monday night against the Panthers. He did, however, lead the Cowboys to victory in Week 3. Romo threw for 255 yards in the game on 22 of 33 passing and did not have a touchdown pass. He rushed five times for 22 yards. Romo missed on several passes near the goal line during the game. Dallas' passing game looked mixed up at times as well.	Analysis: Romo has thrown for 735 yards in three games this season and has four touchdowns compared to three interceptions. He also has a rushing touchdown for the Cowboys. He's only completing 57.3 percent of his passes and that number needs to get better heading into Week 4 at Denver. The Broncos have displayed a solid secondary thus far this year and have yet to allow a passing touchdown. That makes Romo just a low-end No. 1/top-end No. 2 Fantasy option in Week 4.

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Romo aims for more Monday night magic	Updated 9/22/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo was abysmal in Week 2's home opener against the Giants. Romo was off-target and awful completing less than half of his passes (13 of 29) for 127 yards, a touchdown and three interceptions, all of which resulted in New York touchdowns. He promised to get better and his first opportunity comes Week 3 at home against Carolina. The last time Romo played the Panthers was in 2007 at Carolina. He threw for 257 yards with a touchdown and an interception in that game.	Analysis: Romo was facing one of the better teams in the NFL against the pass Week 2 and that contributed to his poor play. Unfortunately, the Panthers have allowed even fewer passing yards per game this season. Carolina has, however, given up 5 passing touchdowns and we expect Romo to make good on his word to improve, especially with the game coming on Monday night. Romo is looking for his third straight MNF game with 300-plus yards and 2-plus touchdowns. It is a more favorable matchup so continue to trust Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB for Week 3.

Romo miserable in home debut	Updated 9/21/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo was off-target and awful in his first regular-season home game at Cowboys Stadium, completing less than half of his passes (13 of 29) for 127 yards, a touchdown and three interceptions, all of which resulted in New York touchdowns. Romo's first interception was returned for a TD, the second was a bit of a fluke (it bounced up off Jason Witten's shoe) and the third was a punt-like heave into double coverage. A rushing score did help his cause. "I'm sorry that I wasn't able to play up to the level the rest of the other guys did," Romo said. "I have to get better at the mistakes I made and I will."	Analysis: Romo will attempt to make amends for this game when he and the Cowboys host the Panthers next Monday. With the number of quarterback surprises around the league, some Fantasy owners might give some thought to benching Romo after this game. Feel free, but the Panthers' secondary has been porous through two games and will only look good in Week 3 if Romo's struggles continue. Consider him a valid starter for the upcoming matchup.

Romo active as expected	Updated 9/20/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo, who was listed as probable for Week 2 against the Giants with an ankle sprain, is active and will play Sunday night as expected.	Analysis: Keep Romo active in all leagues. He should be considered a No. 1 Fantasy QB against the Giants.

Romo not worried about ankle	Updated 9/16/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo, who played through an ankle injury in Week 1 at Tampa Bay, says he is not concerned about the ankle, according to the Dallas Morning News. Romo said he would get the ankle taped and would not worry about it. Romo, who practiced in full all week, is listed as probable.	Analysis: Romo did not anticipate any problems practicing during the week. He will face a very tough Giants pass defense in Week 2 in the Cowboys' home opener on Sunday night and being any less mobile than normal against a very strong pass rush could be bad news. The Giants allowed 187 yards and one touchdown in Week 1 against Redskins QB Jason Campbell, whom they sacked three times. They also intercepted him once and recovered a forced fumble for a touchdown. Fantasy owners should temper expectations some due to the matchup, but we recommend starting him under most circumstances. Romo showed some inaccuraccy in Week 1 at Tampa, but wound up with good numbers (career-high 353 yards, three TDs) thanks to some long touchdowns. We currently project him to throw for 309 yards and two touchdowns with an interception. He threw for 244 yards and two scores at home against the Giants in 2008.

Romo hurts ankle in win	Updated 9/14/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports Cowboys QB Tony Romo injured his right ankle in Sunday's win at Tampa Bay. Romo said he was hurt in the third quarter, but he did not leave the game. "It'll be fine," Romo said, but he is scheduled for more tests Monday. Romo missed three games last year with a fractured right pinkie finger. He also battled through a gash on his chin, lower back and rib injuries last season.	Analysis: Romo threw for a career-high 353 yards and three long touchdowns against the Bucs and came out looking great in his first start without Terrell Owens. Hopefully the injury is minor and Romo won't be forced to miss any time. We like Romo as a No. 1 QB even in his Week 2 matchup against the tough Giants defense.

Romo has career day vs. Bucs	Updated 9/13/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys are off to a good start without Terrell Owens. Romo threw for a career-high 353 yards and three long touchdowns Sunday, helping the Cowboys begin the post-T.O. era with a 34-21 victory that ruined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' debut under coach Raheem Morris. Miles Austin avoided two tacklers on the sideline to score on a 42-yard reception just before halftime and Roy Williams streaked through a mistake-prone secondary on a 66-yard TD play early in the third quarter. Romo teamed with Patrick Crayton, who had six catches for 135 yards, on the longest completion of the Pro Bowl quarterback's career -- 80 yards -- for a fourth-quarter TD that thwarted any realistic hopes for a Tampa Bay comeback.	Analysis: Romo did look a little hesitant in the first half before hitting Austin late in the second quarter. At times, it looked as though Romo was still slinging passes to Owens since he was making throws only T.O. has caught in past seasons. But once Romo settled down and adjusted to his receivers, he looked poised and as good as any quarterback in the NFL. He is going to get a real test in Week 2 against the Giants. If he passes with flying colors, then the T.O. talk will quickly die down. Romo is still worth using as a No. 1 Fantasy QB in Week 2. He passed for 244 yards and two touchdowns in one game against New York last season.

Romo throws first TD post-T.O.	Updated 9/13/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo began the post-Terrell Owens era in Week 1 against the Bucs. While at times it looked as though Romo was missing the former All-Pro receiver, he got his confidence up with a late first half touchdown strike to Miles Austin. The duo combined for a 42-yard catch-and-run that saw Austin break two tackles on his way to the end zone.	Analysis: Romo finished the first half 8 of 15 for 115 yards and one touchdown. There were times in the half when Romo appeared to miss T.O. There was an instance at the goal line when he threw a strike to tight end Martellus Bennet instead of throwing it up in the air for him to go get it, and he also missed a wide-open Austin after the receiver blew past the secondary. But he finally found a rhythm late in the second quarter and should continue to develop rapport with his receivers.

Romo beginning post-T.O. era in T.B.	Updated 9/9/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Tony Romo and the Cowboys will face a non-divisional opponent in Week 1 when they travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers. The Cowboys QB has not faced the Buccaneers in the regular season since 2006-07. He was injured last season when the two teams faced each other.	Analysis: Romo threw for 306 yards and five touchdowns the last time he faced the Buccaneers, but that was a long time ago. The Bucs finished with he fourth best pass defense in the NFL last season, giving up just 187.3 yards per game. They allowed 23 touchdowns and intercepted 22 passes. The Buccaneers did lose guru defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin this past offseason and their defensive unit has undergone some changes, but the matchups should not be seen as particularly favorable for Romo from a Fantasy standpoint. This will be a good test for Romo to see how his post-Terrell Owens era will begin. He's still a safe play in any format, but a comparable QB with a better matchup could cause you to sit Romo this week.

Romo throws first interception	Updated 8/30/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo had his first interception of the preseason in Saturday's game against the 49ers. Romo was 11 of 17 passing for 125 yards and the interception. "I had some pressure up the middle, and I couldn't hold it a second longer to find where the safety was," Romo said. "I need to probably eat it there so I don't make that mistake."	Analysis: Romo remains a No. 1 Fantasy QB coming into the season. He loses Terrell Owens, but Romo still has quality targets in Jason Witten, Roy Williams, Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton. Continue to draft Romo as a starting Fantasy option, and he's worth a pick in Round 4 in all leagues.

Romo admits he's changing	Updated 8/27/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Since training camp opened, Cowboys QB Tony Romo has avoided the sloppy mistakes that trigger debates about his recklessness and leadership. There hasn't been a single squabble with a receiver. Romo is all about football these days, and the Cowboys can only hope things keep going this smoothly during the season. Moreover, he's sticking to the fundamentals of the game in hopes of leading the Cowboys to the playoffs. "Obviously the way I was before wasn't getting the job done to the extent to the goal you want to accomplish," Romo said. "So you just keep going and keep going and hopefully you are able to accomplish that one day. ... Either you are trying to get better or you are content as a player. I am not content. I don't think this team is. We are striving to be a team that we hope can make everybody excited or have an exciting time watching us play this season. We are enjoying it."	Analysis: Perhaps the best sign of Romo's new demeanor is how he's spreading around the ball. Seven players already have caught his passes, plus he's thrown to three others. Romo's willingness to look at all his receivers, tight ends and running backs (even a backup fullback) shows he's snapped out of the must-throw-to-T.O. mindset that sometimes doomed Dallas last season. Taking Owens out of the equation obviously removed a big threat, but it's helped broaden the Cowboys' plans. Now Romo will attempt to lead an offense with talents from Roy Williams to Jason Witten to a trio of potent running backs. There's no question that Romo is a solid No. 1 Fantasy passer with good value considering that he'll go between Rounds 4 and 6 in drafts.

Romo shines in Dallas' new digs	Updated 8/22/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas Cowboys fans got a glimpse of everything they were hoping to see Friday night. Their new stadium dazzled. Tony Romo was darn good. And the Cowboys won, pretty easily. In the first football game at the nearly $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium, Romo looked right at home, going 18 of 24 for 192 yards and sending Dallas on its way to a 30-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans in a preseason game. "It was incredible," Romo said, comparing the atmosphere to a regular-season game. "It's really exciting to be a part of something this special. It's only going to continue and get better as the year goes on."	Analysis: Romo didn't throw a touchdown pass in the game but he led a 15-play, 90-yard drive that ended with a 1-yard TD run on the team's second possession after an initial three-and-out. Romo looked good in his new building and we think he'll be very good this season. He remains a No. 1 Fantasy QB worth drafting in Round 4 or 5 in all leagues.

Romo has good debut	Updated 8/14/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: With Terrell Owens far away in Buffalo, Tony Romo happily spread the ball around. Romo threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to favorite target Jason Witten to cap a brief but successful night before the Oakland Raiders rallied for a 31-10 victory against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night in the exhibition opener for both teams. Romo completed his four passes on the night to four receivers before leaving with a 7-3 lead that Dallas' reserves could not protect. "I don't think it means anything," Romo said. "If one guy caught six straight balls and then we scored, that's fine, too. It's just about whatever the defense allows us on that specific play."	Analysis: Romo played two drives, going three-and-out on the first after former teammate Greg Ellis batted down his first pass of the game, and throwing the TD to Witten on the second. Romo and the Dallas offense looked sharp on the second drive as he completed all four of his passes and the Cowboys mixed in the run effectively. We think Romo will do just fine this season, and he remains a No. 1 Fantasy QB worth drafting in Round 4 or 5 in all leagues.

Williams-Romo connection clicking	Updated 8/5/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Tony Romo and Roy Williams had easily their best day of training camp Wednesday, a week after the Dallas Cowboys starting practicing at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Coach Wade Phillips says it takes time for a quarterback and receiver to get in synch. Although the star quarterback and his new No. 1 receiver threw together during the summer, Phillips said it's different now that they're wearing pads and facing a defense. Their timing was excellent in their last two practices and it's clear they're starting to get on the same page. Williams caught only 19 passes in 10 games last year after being acquired from Detroit.	Analysis: Excellent news for Romo, who needs Williams to be a consistent threat in order to maintain his status as being an elite Fantasy QB. He loses Terrell Owens, but Romo still has quality targets in Williams, Jason Witten, Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton. Continue to draft Romo as a starting Fantasy option, and he's worth a pick in Round 4 or 5 in all leagues.

Romo works on game	Updated 8/3/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports Cowboys QB Tony Romo has made some adjustments to his game this training camp. The report says he has tweaked his footwork for a quicker delivery on certain throws and has worked on ball security. Romo has altered his stance on throws made to his left. Instead of positioning his feet upfield, which means he has to throw across his body, his feet are now angled to the left. His velocity and accuracy have improved on 12- and 17-yard throws to the sidelines. "His stance was a little closed, I guess, is the best way to say it," quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson said. "He's getting his hips a little more open now, and that allows him to drive the ball to the sideline more." Holding onto the ball has been another emphasis. Romo's seven lost fumbles tied for the league's worst mark last season. The Cowboys want Romo to keep two hands on the ball whenever he slides in the pocket to avoid the rush.	Analysis: Hopefully this will keep Romo playing at a high level, and he remains a No. 1 Fantasy QB coming into the season. He loses Terrell Owens, but Romo still has quality targets in Jason Witten, Roy Williams, Miles Austin and Patrick Crayton. Continue to draft Romo as a starting Fantasy option, and he's worth a pick in Round 4 in all leagues.

Romo ready for training camp	Updated 7/30/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo addressed the media Thursday and feels confident heading into training camp. He doesn't have Terrell Owens any more and has to prove he can lead the Cowboys to a Super Bowl run, but he's ready for the season and to answer any questions. "It feels about the same, it's always a high level of optimism and intensity and energy," Romo said. "You know what to expect when you've been here a few times, and it's exciting, and its training camp, and its time to get going." Romo said he feels more prepared as a QB entering his third season as a starter. "I think as you play the position, and as you get older, you slowly understand things, and it's like anybody who does something over the course of time, you gain a little more understanding every year that goes by," he said. Romo also said he's not worried about Owens being gone or any other distractions. "For us it's about going forward and improving this year," he said. "It's about today, it's not about our first game, its not about next week, its about today and today's practice. We improved toady and now we have to come back and do the exact same thing this afternoon and take another step forward. I tell the guys you just keep stacking days together and you add them all up at the end of the year."	Analysis: We think Romo should do fine this year, and he should be able to make plays with Owens gone. He still has Jason Witten and Roy Williams, and Patrick Crayton and Miles Austin will also play a role. Consider Romo a No. 1 Fantasy QB worth a pick beginning in Round 4 in all leagues.

Jones, Phillips counting on Romo	Updated 7/29/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports the Cowboys are counting on QB Tony Romo this season, especially owner Jerry Jones and coach Wade Phillips. "I do know firsthand how Tony is approaching this season, visiting with him on a very personal basis and how he's approaching the preparation, how he's approaching his role," Jones said. "You can call it leadership. You can call it execution. You can call it protecting the ball. It's all there at that position, but from my perspective as owner and general manager, I like where we are and I like the experience he's gotten over the years." Phillips has compared Romo's work ethic and competitiveness to Jim Kelly and John Elway, Hall of Fame quarterbacks he was around in Buffalo and Denver. Romo is "similar in that he was at every workout during the offseason, and the rest of the players look at that, and if you have anybody slacking off during the offseason you can go to them and say, 'Look, Tony Romo is out there working; you need to be working.' That really helps with your football team."	Analysis: Romo has some question marks this year with Terrell Owens gone and his lack of playmakers at receiver with Roy Williams, Patrick Crayton and Miles Austin leading the way with TE Jason Witten. We still view Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB, and he's worth drafting with a mid-round pick. He might not approach the 36 touchdowns he threw in 2007, but he should still post enough quality stats to be successful for Fantasy owners this season.

Kitna could help Romo	Updated 6/25/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports Cowboys QB Tony Romo will benefit from his new backup, Jon Kitna. Carson Palmer, who used to get tutelage from Kitna from their days in Cincinnati, said Romo is in luck that Kitna is on his team. "If Tony just follows what he says and listens to him, he's going to have a huge year," Palmer said during a radio interview, per the newspaper. "I thought that was a great point that not a lot of people picked up on."	Analysis: Palmer reiterated his feelings about Kitna helping Romo on the Jim Rome radio show Thursday afternoon. We think Romo should do fine this year, and the extra coaching from Kitna will help. Consider Romo a No. 1 Fantasy QB worth a pick beginning in Round 4 in all leagues.

Romo ready to work	Updated 6/16/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports Cowboys QB Tony Romo is trying to prove he's dedicated to football this season and is ready to become a leader now that Terrell Owens is gone. "Back in February, when we started going at this thing, you look at tape, you look at yourself, and you say, 'What did I not do successful or what hurt me this season when I was out on the football field?'" Romo said. "You have to really be harsh sometimes on yourself, and you ask questions from people that you trust. Then you look at it." Romo also has been dedicated to developing a rapport with new No. 1 WR Roy Williams. "Oh, we're close," Romo said. "For a receiver and quarterback, it's not just about running a route on air. It's about the different coverages you're going to see and how you're going to come out of your break versus a guy on certain leverage – he's inside, he's outside, he's on your hip, he's underneath you."	Analysis: Romo said he has tweaked his footwork, which he believes will help a quick delivery be quicker. He has pushed himself more in the weight room after suffering through a fractured pinkie as well as back and rib injuries in 2008. We like Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB this year. He's not a Top 5 option any more, but he remains a quality QB worth a mid-round pick in all leagues.

Offense will be more Romo friendly	Updated 6/4/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports that days before releasing WR Terrell Owens, owner Jerry Jones declared that the Cowboys' offense would be "Romo friendly" in reference to QB Tony Romo. Owens doesn't know what Jones meant by that. "I have no earthly idea," Owens said in a radio interview. "Maybe if it was T.O. friendly, maybe I would be still in Dallas." Owens, who publicly complained about offensive coordinator Jason Garrett's system in the middle of the season, didn't believe the Cowboys' offense last season brought out the best in him or Romo. "It became very simplistic," Owens said. "As I said, there wasn't a lot of deviation really from Week 1 to Week 10. I think the things that I said toward the end of the year, Romo came out and said toward the end of the year as well. We didn't have any adjustments for what the defenses were giving us."	Analysis: We expect Romo to still be successful this season even without Owens. He still has talented weapons in Jason Witten, Roy Williams, Patrick Crayton and Miles Austin. Continue to count on Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB, and he's worth drafting as early as Round 4 in all leagues.

Romo loses top target in Owens	Updated 3/5/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Cowboys have released WR Terrell Owens. That ends his three-year tenure with QB Tony Romo, who connected with Owens for the vast majority of his 38 scores while in Dallas. Last year, Romo and Owens combined for nine scores and 952 yards over 13 games, and Owens' nine scores accounted for roughly 35 percent of Romo's 26 touchdowns. In 2007, Owens' 15 touchdowns made up nearly 42 percent of Romo's 16 end-zone tosses.	Analysis: Romo's receiving corps will feature Roy Williams, Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin and Sam Hurd, as well as tight ends Jason Witten and Martellus Bennett. Missing Terrell Owens should not only make a dent in Romo's passing yardage but most certainly in his touchdown production. He should still warrant use as a No. 1 Fantasy QB, but he's falling back to a middle-end option instead of a Top-5 passer. He'll be worth a pick between Rounds 5 and 6 in drafts this summer assuming the Cowboys don't add another receiver.

Romo promises success in 2009	Updated 1/22/2009
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Buried in a Dallas Morning News article about how Tony Romo is planning to be more of a leader on the Cowboys is a promise from the Dallas quarterback about how his team will do next year. "I promise you, this football team is going to be a good football team next year," Romo said. Romo acknowledged that he needs to become more of a leader in the locker room and added that 2008 was the toughest year he's had physically speaking. He also has spoken with offensive coordinator Jason Garrett and the two will work this offseason to improve the club's offense. "We met after (the season) and went into what went pretty good and what we could've done differently," Romo said. "Going forward, I'm pretty excited about some of the things we're going to be doing."	Analysis: While the focus is on Romo's behavior off the field, Fantasy owners can't complain much about how he did on the field. Missing three games with a broken pinkie finger on his throwing hand, Romo managed to throw for 3,448 yards on 276-of-450 passing (61.3 comp. pct.; 7.7 yards per attempt) with 26 touchdowns and 14 interceptions. Romo scraped up another 41 rush yards but added a career-worst seven fumbles lost. It wasn't his best season, but it was still a quality effort as he had six games with at least 300 yards passing and another eight games with two or more touchdowns (six with three touchdowns). Assuming that the Cowboys offensive core (Romo, T.O., Barber, Witten) and brain trust (Garrett) are back in '09, Romo should have a chance to top 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns as a No. 1 Fantasy QB. We still think he's worth a draft pick starting in early Round 3.

Romo collapses in shower	Updated 12/29/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News had the scoop on Cowboys QB Tony Romo collapsing while taking his post-game shower after getting hammered by the Eagles in Week 17. Trainers say the collapse was due to a rib injury he suffered during the game. When asked about the collapse, Romo said, "Um, you know, I was just a little banged up, I guess."	Analysis: Romo came up way short in another crucial late-season game, dropping his record to 5-8 in December after Week 17's 44-6 loss to the Eagles. Romo completed 21-of-39 passes for 183 yards. He didn't have a touchdown and was picked off once. Romo also fumbled twice, one leading to a 73-yard touchdown return by Chris Clemons. Romo is developing the stigma as a quarterback that falls short in big games. He is 0-for-2 in the playoffs with Dallas and failed to get them into the 2008 playoffs. He had a pretty productive season despite missing a few games with a broken pinkie. Romo will likely be one of the NFL's top passers again in 2009 and that makes him a legit No. 1 Fantasy QB on Draft Day, though owners will fear another late-season collapse and go in another direction.

Romo can't win the big game	Updated 12/28/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo came up way short in another crucial game, dropping his record to 5-8 in December after Week 17's 44-6 loss to the Eagles. Romo completed 21-of-39 passes for 183 yards. He didn't have a touchdown and was picked off once. Romo also fumbled twice, one leading to a 73-yard touchdown return by Chris Clemons.	Analysis: Romo is developing the stigma as a quarterback that falls short in big games. He is 0-for-2 in the playoffs with Dallas and failed to get them into the 2008 playoffs Week 17 in a must-win game. Romo had a pretty productive season despite missing a few games with a thumb injury. Romo will likely be one of the NFL's top passers again in 2009 and that makes him a legit No. 1 Fantasy QB on Draft Day.

Romo set to play Week 17	Updated 12/27/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo seems to be over the midweek illness that caused him to miss a day of practice. "I think he's feeling all right now," coach Wade Phillips said Friday. "He was maybe a little weak yesterday, but he's doing a lot better today. I think he'll be ready to go."	Analysis: Romo was sent home with medicine to treat flulike symptoms Wednesday. He returned to practice Thursday, and worked out again Friday as Dallas finished preparing for a pivotal game Sunday in Philadelphia. The Cowboys are guaranteed a playoff spot with a victory, certain to miss the playoffs with a loss. That means the Cowboys will do their all to win and you expect Romo's best. Go into Week 17 with Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB and don't worry about a setback.

Romo back at practice	Updated 12/25/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo returned to work Thursday and was expected to practice a day after being sent home with flu-like symptoms. Romo shuffled through the hallway on his way to a quarterbacks meeting before the workout. Asked if he felt better, Romo said, "Oh, yeah. I feel like a hundred dollars." The Cowboys close the regular season Sunday in Philadelphia. Dallas gets a wild card with a win, misses the playoffs with a loss. "We'll make him practice double today," Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said, smiling. "We'll make him practice extra so he can catch up for people who worried about him missing practice yesterday."	Analysis: It looks like Romo is clear to play for Sunday's game at the Eagles. Go into Week 17 with Romo as a No. 1 Fantasy QB and don't worry about a setback.

Romo ill but says he'll play	Updated 12/24/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo missed practice Wednesday because he was ill, an absence that comes days before a game Dallas must win to make the playoffs. The Cowboys play at Philadelphia on Sunday. They're guaranteed of getting an NFC wild card with a victory. Romo has been limited by a back injury and earlier this season missed three games with a broken pinkie on his throwing hand. He said Tuesday he would be ready to play. "It's December," he said. "Everybody plays with different things. It's part of the game."	Analysis: We'd be stunned if Romo missed the game over a case of the sniffles. Expect him to go full bore and have a shot at continuing to post good totals against the Eagles on Sunday. He's not a bona fide No. 1 Fantasy QB because of the prominence of runner Tashard Choice and because of Terrell Owens' inability to routinely top 100 yards receiving, but he's still a very good choice this weekend.

Romo throws late TDs to save face	Updated 12/21/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo threw touchdown passes to Terrell Owens and Jason Witten over the last 3:36, each putting Dallas within two points in Saturday night's Week 16 game against Baltimore. But the Ravens answered both with one-play scoring drives, both coming on runs up the middle against a defense that had done a great job against the run all night. When Romo's final drive ended on downs, fans began to boo in the final game to be played at Texas Stadium. Romo finished 24-of-45 for 252 yards with the two scores and two interceptions, both falling into the open arms of safety Ed Reed. Romo also lost a fumble in the game.	Analysis: Romo has thrown for at least two touchdowns in four of his last five games but also has six interceptions over that span. The Cowboys play at Philadelphia in Week 17 and Romo torched the Eagles for 312 yards, three touchdowns and one pick in Week 2 at home. The Eagles possess one of the better pass defenses in the league, however, and are a much better team this time around as both are vying for the playoffs. Romo is a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option in Week 17.

Romo fine for Texas Stadium's last night	Updated 12/20/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo is healthy and active in Week 16 hosting the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday night. Romo is starting the game and should not be hampered by the back injury that was limiting him in practice this week.	Analysis: Romo is a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option against that Ravens defense that is one of the toughest in football. Still, if he's your guy, you have to trust him in Week 16 on Saturday night closing Texas Stadium.

Romo listed as probable for Week 16	Updated 12/18/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: QB Tony Romo said Thursday he will be ready Saturday night when Dallas plays its Texas Stadium finale against the Baltimore Ravens . "If I've been able to do it once already, I can't imagine it ever being worse than that," Romo said. "I did it last week so if that's the worst that it gets, I should be able to play either way."	Analysis: Romo was in obvious pain after taking a hard shot to the back in the first half Sunday night against the New York Giants, but he finished the game. He went through most of Wednesday's practice despite being stiff and sore and said before practicing again Thursday that his back was feeling progressively better. Romo is a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option against that Ravens defense, but you can rest assured he will start this week.

Romo limited but expected to start	Updated 12/17/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo was limited in practice on Wednesday with a back contusion he suffered in Week 15's game against the Giants. However, according to the Dallas Morning News head coach Wade Phillips said Tony Romo took the majority of the snaps in practice on Wednesday, and there's little question that Romo will be ready to go week 16 against the Ravens. "He's just sore," Phillips said of Romo. "He's real sore."	Analysis: Sore or not, Romo is going to probably be feeling it the next day after dealing with the Ravens defense in Week 16. The Ravens are likely the last team Romo would like to play with a back injury because he's going to end up on his back quite a few times on Saturday. Romo is a low-end No. 1 Fantasy option against that Ravens defense, but if you have someone comparable on your bench, think about going with them this week because you cannot completely trust Romo's back situation.

Back won't slow Romo down	Updated 12/16/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: The Dallas Morning News reports that back contusion that Cowboys QB Tony Romo suffered vs. the Giants in Week 15 shouldn't limit him in the team's game vs. Baltimore on Saturday as part of Week 16 action. "He's going to be sore, so we'll see," coach Wade Phillips said. "We'll see where he is on Wednesday."	Analysis: Assume Romo to be active for the game against the Ravens, essentially a playoff game for both teams. Romo has plenty of weapons to use against Baltimore, but the Ravens' pass rush and surprisingly good secondary in spite of injuries to their starters will make for problems. Consider Romo a low-end No. 1 Fantasy QB for Week 16 action.

Romo bounces back	Updated 12/15/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Dallas QB Tony Romo battled a bad back, a controversy with his top wideout and tight end and rebounded from a bad game last week against the Steelers with a strong outing against the Giants on Sunday. Romo, who hurt his back in the first half against the Giants, was 20-of-30 passing for 244 yards and two touchdowns. He also added four carries for 7 yards and lost a fumble.	Analysis: Romo looked like an elite quarterback again. He was sacked four times and hurt his back but played through the pain. He also involved all his receivers to avoid any controversy about favoring Jason Witten over Terrell Owens. Witten had five catches for 44 yards, but Owens had three catches for 38, including a key drop early in the game. Still, Romo threw to nine different receivers with touchdowns to Patrick Crayton and Deon Anderson. Look for Romo to stay hot in Week 16 against Baltimore on Saturday. He will continue to throw even with a tough matchup against the Ravens.

Romo comes back down to earth	Updated 12/7/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo had a three-interception game Week 14 against Pittsburgh, with his final pick being returned 26 yards by Deshea Townsend for the game-winning score during a 20-13 loss to the Steelers. Romo, who was sacked three times, completed 19-of-36 passes for 210 yards. His only touchdown came in the third quarter on a 12-yard strike to Terrell Owens in the back of the end zone after he was nearly sacked numerous times on the play.	Analysis: Romo came into Week 14 having thrown six touchdowns in his previous two games. He also passed for 300 yards in both outings. However, he went up against the elements -- cold weather -- and a tough Steelers pass defense Week 14 and lost the battle. Romo looks to get on track Week 15 against the Giants. He missed their first matchup with a finger injury, however, Romo passed for 592 yards and eight touchdowns in two games against New York last season. Consider Romo a No. 1 Fantasy QB.

Romo's outlook getting worse	Updated 12/6/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: With the news that Cowboys RB Marion Barber won't play against the Steelers in Week 14 at Pittsburgh, Tony Romo's potential for a monster game statistically dwindles. How come? Not only does Barber provide a punishing running presence for Romo to work off of, but he also catches the ball out of the backfield and pads Romo's bottom line. Now, rookie RB Tashard Choice will start, and he's not expected to post big stats. Furthermore, Choice will be responsible for blocking blitzers, and that's a task that likely will be too much for the first-year player, who hasn't started an NFL game yet. That's going to mean even more pressure on Romo, which won't help his accuracy or timing. Furthermore, the weather is expected to be very cold around game time, with the city of Pittsburgh fresh off of a snow storm.	Analysis: As a result of this, we've dropped Romo in our quarterback rankings and think anyone who is planning on starting him on Sunday ought to think twice. He might have a shot at 250 yards and a couple of touchdowns, but he might also suffer the same fate as nearly every single quarterback the Steelers have faced this season. Treat him like a low-end No. 1 Fantasy QB this week.

Romo has tough matchup	Updated 12/4/2008
Tony Romo, QB DAL
News: Cowboys QB Tony Romo has a tough matchup in Week 14 at Pittsburgh. The Steelers' defense ranks No. 1 in the league. The unit is No. 1 against the run, No. 1 against the pass and has allowed the fewest points (270). Since returning from a fractured pinkie, Romo has completed 64-of-100 passes for 870 yards with seven touchdowns and three interceptions in three straight Cowboys wins. He leads the NFL with a 103.2 passer rating and is just three off the league lead with 21 touchdown passes despite missing three games. But the Steelers have not allowed 300 yards in a game this season (the Cowboys have allowed 300 seven times), and Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin is impressed with Romo. "He throws touchdowns. He doesn't throw picks. He doesn't get sacked. What else is there?" Tomlin said in the Dallas Morning News. "He's a guy who has a penchant for the big play. He seems like he's a guy that seizes moments. People feed off of him. He makes them go."	Analysis: The Steelers have faced hot quarterbacks this season and turned them cold. San Diego's Philip Rivers had been leading the NFL in passer rating (106.4) before posting a 43.6 rating against Pittsburgh in Week 11. Washington's Jason Campbell did not throw an interception in his first eight games, but the Steelers picked him off twice. New England's Matt Cassel had posted back-to-back 400-yard passing games heading into Sunday's game vs. Pittsburgh, but he threw for 169 yards, was intercepted twice and sacked twice vs. the Steelers. Look for Romo to struggle also, but he remains a No. 1 Fantasy option this week. Look for him to throw a couple of touchdowns, but he will also turn the ball over a couple of times as well. Weather could also play a factor this week in Pittsburgh.