IRVING, Texas -- If Tony Romo is able to play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys offensive line will have to be at the top of its game. And if Kyle Orton starts at quarterback, the same message applies. It would be difficult for Romo to move away from trouble because of his ailing back the way he has done throughout his career. Orton is not the most fleet of foot. I'm thinking if he has to move, he'll move," offensive coordinator Bill Callahan deadpanned.
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