In order for the Dallas Cowboys to make a run in 2016, quarterback Tony Romo must play.
With the 36-year-old returning to his regular throwing power, the Cowboys’ expectation meter is set to high once again. But many analysts have their doubts about the All-Pro quarterback’s durability as he heads into his 14th season in the league.
At the same token, it’s the same football folks who are saying the Cowboys will rise as the NFC East Champs, taking the reigns back from their rivals, the Washington Redskins.
The Redskins won the division last season by posting a 9-7 regular season record.