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Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo Leaves Game After Fracturing His Clavicle

First, Dez, now this?

Image via USA TODAY Sports/Eric Hartline

During the third quarter of today's game between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, Tony Romo was driven into the ground by Jordan Hicks, landing flush on his left shoulder.


According to Fox Sports sideline reporter Erin Andrews, it appears as though Romo is saying "it's broken" as he made his way to the locker room.

Now, it is confirmed: a broken clavicle for Romo.

Romo suffered a broken left clavicle during the 2010 season when New York Giants linebacker Michael Boley drove the Cowboys star quarterback into the ground in a very similar fashion.

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[via Vines, Rob Perez]

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