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Quarterback Rank: #7
Overall: #45
Romo had another late-season meltdown, but that didn't impact many fantasy teams. His overall numbers were solid. Romo missed three games with a broken pinkie, but still managed to throw for nearly 3,500 yards and scored 26 touchdowns. In his last two seasons as the Cowboys full-time starter, Romo averaged 32 total touchdowns and 3,830-passing yards. The Cowboys remain an explosive offense with a lot of weapons for Romo to use. Romo has a great arm and does a terrific job of completing throws on the run. He is very athletic. Romo does struggle with forcing passes at times, though, similar to Brett Favre. But he throws a good deep ball and can strike in a hurry.
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| Romo will make some mistakes and post the occasional poor game, but his overall numbers will be very solid for fantasy teams. Romo will have some huge games this season. He is a top-five fantasy option at quarterback and should finish with around 4,000 yards and 30 scores. |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo went 24-for-39 for 251 yards, one touchdown and one interception in Week 10. |
| Fantasy Impact: Not his best showing, but still decent numbers for Romo. You just expected better against the Packers. |
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| Calvin Watkins, of ESPNDallas.com, reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo said he is getting more comfortable with WR Roy Williams. 'I was comfortable with him a week ago,' Romo said. 'It's about improving every day. [Just] because in the game it looked better, it didn't mean that we hadn't been practicing a certain way or that we weren't improving on the practice field.' |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo was 21-for-34 for 307 yards with a touchdown pass and an interception Week 9 against the Philadelphia Eagles. |
| Fantasy Impact: Romo had a just a touchdown, but his yardage numbers were solid once again. He has been an above-average No. 1 all season. |
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| Todd Archer, of The Dallas Morning News, reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo and WR Roy Williams worked on some things after practice Wednesday, Nov. 4, to try and improve their on-field chemistry. Williams said the two will continue to work after practice until they produce more during games. |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo was 21-for-36 for 256 yards with three touchdown passes Week 8 against the Seattle Seahawks. He has not thrown an interception in three consecutive games. |
| Fantasy Impact: Romo had another big game. He has been red hot of late, making him a must start for fantasy teams. |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo went 21-for-29 for 331 yards and three touchdowns in Week 7. |
| Fantasy Impact: Romo is turning the corner a bit after his slow start. He has looked great the last few games. |
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| Nick Eatman, of DallasCowboys.com, reports the Dallas Cowboys offense ranks 21st in touchdown conversion in the red zone this season, but QB Tony Romo does not think anything should be changed because the players just need to execute better. 'I think you just have to stay the course. The reality of it is we had some plays to be made. Myself, different personnel, different people. We just have to make a play, whether we hold up a block a little longer, or I throw it a little bit better. Someone catches it with a couple of people around there. That's part of executing. We've worked at doing that this last week and a half. Hopefully that will show this week,' Romo said. |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo was 20-for-34 for 351 yards with two touchdown passes Week 5. |
| Fantasy Impact: Romo had his first huge performance since Week 1. Hopefully, this gets him going. |
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| The Associated Press reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo said he is still confident in himself and the team despite criticism from other people. 'There's a lot of hard work and effort and a lot of people beating you down. You have to have a stronger belief in yourself than the disbelief of others,' Romo said. |
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| Tom Orsborn, of the San Antonio Express-News, reports Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said during his weekly radio show that he remains committed to QB Tony Romo despite a poor Week 2 performance. 'We have all the confidence in the world in Tony Romo,' Jones said. Jones believes Romo has an ability to bounce back from tough games. |
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