IRVING, Texas -- While others wonder if Tony Romo's psyche would be broken after the fourth-quarter interception that led to the Dallas Cowboys loss to the Denver Broncos, teammates and coaches knew better. "That's one of the greatest traits he has as a player," tight end Jason Witten said of Romo's resiliency. "He's as composed as anyone I've ever been around. Unfortunately, like most good quarterbacks, they found themselves in this situation before.
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