Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is feeling better following back surgery.
The injury which caused the franchise quarterback of the Cowboys to miss the season finale has been fixed with back surgery which took place two days prior to the Week 17 loss to Philadelphia.
“I have talked to him and he says he feels really good,” Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said, via ESPN. “I think anybody who has that surgery will tell you the same thing; initially they feel great because there’s so much pressure back there on the nerves and whatever goes into that injury. So they get immediate relief and then they got to recover from the actual surgery itself. He’s moving around and everyone is optimistic he’ll be around for the offseason program.”
Romo is expected to be ready to go for some spring activities.
