IRVING, Texas -- Every season, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo talks about changes he's made in his game in the offseason. It could be bringing the ball closer to his body when under pressure to prevent a strip, fixing his footwork when getting set to pass, to now his throwing motion. Romo rarely talks in-depth about the changes to his game, but when he does, it gives fans and the media an insight into what he's doing to improve. Earlier in the season, Romo spoke briefly to reporters about his throwing motion, and he discussed it again during a conference call with Denver reporters on Wednesday.
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