During his appearance on PFT Live from Radio Row in San Francisco on Friday, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo confirmed a report that he’ll be waiting about a month before making a decision about having surgery on the left collarbone he broke twice during the 2015 season.
Romo said that the plan is to “find the bone density and see how strong it is and make a decision” three or four weeks from now about whether to have an operation.
“There’s no conclusive anything,” Romo said. “I think you just want to make sure -- a silly thing in some ways, I understand it’s an injury -- but a little collarbone which really hurts our football team and our season when that happens. I just want to make sure that doesn’t happen again.”
Romo said he’s otherwise healthy and that his sometimes balky back feels the best it’s felt in two or three years. He also reiterated that he’s fine with the Cowboys taking a quarterback with the fourth overall pick, saying that he learned a while ago that “if you’re worried about your job you’re probably not as good as you think.”
To hear everything Romo said during his visit, check out the video of his appearance.