IRVING, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys talk about wanting to ease the burden on quarterback Tony Romo, but everything that has happened since he signed his $108 million contract extension in the offseason has seemed to only add to the burden. He’s more involved in the game planning than ever before. He’s with the coaches going over the opposing defenses. On the field he has the ability to get the Cowboys into a hurry-up mode in which he is calling the plays.
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