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How will the Cowboys Respond to Tony Romo's Injury?

 
The Cowboys are in trouble. With Tony Romo out for up to four weeks, every game becomes that much harder. I've been studying the Cowboys on everything from film to team history. Now here is where the Cowboys are in trouble: 1. Brad Johnson Does Not Have a Power Arm I have seen Johnson play for the Bucs and I can honestly say that he does not have the ability to throw the ball down the field. His style revolves around quick, short accurate passes, running the ball, and giving the defense a rest. That is why he was so effective in Tampa Bay, because the defense there was very dominant and well rested. Romo has this ability to stretch the defense with his throws and beat you with fast receivers like Owens, Crayton, and Austin. Expect the tight ends to now have a larger game here.   2. The Cowboys Will Now Have to Focus On Running Game The Cowboys have a very good running game, however, now that Felix Jones has a hamstring injury, they might have to rely on Tashard Choice, ... (link)

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