SAN DIEGO - Normally, there's not much reason to pay attention to the backup quarterback, especially in the first preseason game. But Tony Romo has had two back surgeries in the last year, and the Dallas Cowboys are so leery of him tweaking it again that they regularly hold him out of practice. Strange, for a player the team continues to insist is 100 percent. Well, at least now you understand why it's important for Weeden to prove he can successfully lead the team if he must play for an extended period because Romo is hurt.
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