Lisa A.

Despite Romo Injury Dallas Cowboys beat Philadelphia Eagles

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Despite Dallas quarterback Tony Romo ‘ s fractured left clavicle late in the third quarter, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 20-10. Romo was hit by Philadelphia ‘ s Jordan Hicks. Romo landed in an awkward position on his arm as he fumbled the ball. CBS Sports reports Romo will be out between 4-12 games. Romo broke his left clavicle back in 2010. He was out for 10 games that season. The Cowboys are currently 2-0. Brandon Weeden will likely be Romo’s backup. If I had to describe this game in one word it would be confusing! There were a lot of penalties and awkward plays throughout! The Cowboys take on the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday in Arlington.
Photo from Newsday

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Published by Lisa A.

Hello everyone! My name is Lisa Amaya. I'm a 30 some year old mom to one son. My blog is about my life, entertainment, current events, people and events in my hometown, El Paso, Texas, etc. My blog will also feature pieces about Ciudad Juarez, Mexico and surrounding areas in New Mexico. I also hope to include more travel blog posts. Guest bloggers will also contribute from time to time! I've been a writer since I was 6 years old. I graduated from New Mexico State University with a degree in journalism. I've written for various newspapers and magazines. I plan on focusing more of my time on blogging and freelance writing. I took a five-year break from writing but I'm back at it! Thank you for stopping by and welcome!

20 comments

  9. I thought about you and hoping you would write celebratory post for our boys!! 😜❤️ Yay!!!! Sad for Romo- but all NFC East kind of lame this year so cowboys still have a chance even without “arts and crafts” Romo (reference to that Direct TV commercial he is in) lol

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