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The Dallas Cowboys will have their third starting quarterback under center when they return from their bye week against the New York Giants.

It's likely going to be 10 weeks or so until we see Tony Romo return to the field for the Dallas Cowboys. And the 'Boys need help at quarterback ... badly.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo suffered a broken left collarbone for the second time in five years Sunday against the Eagles, and he's going to be out a while.

It's the call that has the blood of Dallas Cowboys fans still boiling, the challenge call of Dez Bryant's catch in the game against Green Bay. Had it not been for the controversial call and not calling his catch a catch, the Cowboys could have possibly been playing in the Super Bowl this Sunday.

Check this out! Former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton sat side-by-side at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Monday to watch the NCAA championship game. Oh, and you know the Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was there, too!

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will miss the rest of the NFL season due to a back injury, ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting.

Whether you're clinging by your fingernails to the Tony Romo bandwagon, or jumped off a couple years ago -- I'm pretty sure all Cowboy fans understand how this gentleman feels. Warning: Video contains NSFW language.