The Facts: Last summer, Romo didn't practice more than two straight days while the team was in training camp, because of his surgically repaired back. The Cowboys will have a plan for Romo's back this summer, but the quarterback will set it. "Tony did a really good job this offseason; he practiced virtually in all of the OTAs, some days were more full than others, and we'll just kind of watch him," HC Jason Garrett said. "We don't have a plan right now saying he's going to practice two days, be off a day, whatever. But as training camp goes on, we'll develop that plan based on how he's feeling, how he's handling the workload.

Diehards Line:Garrett added: "You'll probably see him practice a lot; you'll probably see him have some off days. There's nothing structured at this point. ..." Romo was held out of the final day of the June mini-camp like a few players as the Cowboys called an end to their preseason. Romo said on a few occasions this offseason was his best in years because of all the work he was able to put in. He had to play catch-up last summer after a discectomy kept him off the field in the spring. He missed the 2013 offseason after undergoing surgery to remove a cyst from his back.