Tony Romo’s Injury Likely To Sideline QB 8-10 Weeks (Hello, Jon Kitna Era)
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the early word on the recovery time for Romo’s broken clavicle is 8-10 weeks. Considering it is currently Week 7, and the Cowboys don’t seem playoff-bound, that would mean it’s season-ending.
Based on some cursory research (yay, Wikipedia!) of this injury, the arm must be immobilized for 3-4 weeks before therapy can begin. Full strength in the injured area usually returns in 9-12 months. In the meantime, it’s Jon Kitna time.
As always, check in with SB Nation’s Blogging the Boys for what will likely be a week of infinite sadness.
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