Fans Urge Tony Romo to Return After Cowboys Loss

The Dallas Cowboys suffered a humiliating 34-6 defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving their season record at 3-6 amid quarterback Dak Prescott's potential season-ending hamstring injury. With backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Trey Lance struggling significantly, fans at AT&T Stadium expressed their desperation by calling for former star quarterback Tony Romo to come out of retirement. Romo, who was on the CBS broadcast, humorously warmed up in response to a fan's sign reading 'Romo go in'. Despite his successful career, including four Pro Bowl selections, Romo's return seems unlikely as the Cowboys face broader issues, including a lack of offseason moves to bolster the team. Owner Jerry Jones acknowledged the team's struggles but indicated that the problems extend beyond a single player like Derrick Henry, who was not signed in the offseason. The Cowboys' path to recovery appears challenging as they grapple with both offensive and defensive shortcomings.