Cowboys' Romo might face Rams

Source: The Gazette (Montreal)
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo did not practise yesterday and has been listed as questionable for tomorrow's game against the St. Louis Rams.

Four days after suffering a broken pinkie finger on his throwing hand, Romo was a spectator during the team's workout, but team owner Jerry Jones said he will play against the Rams.

"It's very likely that he'll be ready to play. The question is, can he handle the pain?" Jones also said there is no concern about Romo causing further damage to the pinkie.

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