Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was limited in Cowboys practice Saturday, and is listed as questionable for Monday night's game against the Washington Redskins.
Romo was wearing a helmet and throwing passes during the portion of Cowboys practice open to the media on Saturday. He did not practice on Thursday or Friday after puncturing a lung during Sunday's win against the San Francisco 49ers.
A CT scan on revealed that the small puncture in Romo's lung has healed and he was given clearance to practice Saturday. Wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Felix Jones have also been hampered by injuries this week, but Cowboys coach Jason Garrett wasn't ready to declare any of the three starters as out for Monday's game.
"We'll see," Garrett said. "We're hopeful in the next couple of days, prior to the game, they can show us something that makes us feel they can play effectively in the ball game."
