A weekly analysis of the Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback play: Rewind: There is something about the Washington Commanders that has affected the Cowboys’ passing game. Tony Romo completed only 60 percent of his passes (a season low) and threw for a season-low 170 yards against the Commanders. He was intercepted once but had a Romo-like touchdown, escaping trouble and finding Terrance Williams for a 15-yard score. Coming off a 506-yard effort against Denver when he was able to get the ball down the field, Romo’s longest completion against the Commanders was just 17 yards to Dez Bryant.
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