Drew Bledsoe led the first-team offense to three field goals in his three offensive drives.
OXNARD, Calif. - Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Saturday's training-camp scrimmage isn't a fair barometer to judge his backup quarterbacks.
And that's a good thing, because for the most part, there wasn't a lot of excitement generated by either Drew Henson or Tony Romo, and starter Drew Bledsoe wasn't exactly stellar, himself.
All in all, the scrimmage was nothing more than a glorified practice, here in front of nearly 5,500 fans at the River Ridge Sports Complex, as the Cowboys conducted 10 series, consisting anywhere from eight to 10 plays each.
Both Henson and Romo rotated with the second and third teams, while Bledsoe conducted three offensive series and part of a two-minute drill with the first unit.
While Romo did orchestrate the scrimmage's only touchdown drive, he also threw the only interception of the day. Unofficially, Romo was 14-of-19 for 153 yards.
Bledsoe, who led the offense to three field-goals, was 10-of-16 for 93 yards.
Henson, who has been struggling here during the first week of camp, continued his slump, completing only 4-of-13 passes for 26 yards.
Body of evidence is adding up - we shall see