Tony Romo Injures Left Clavicle, Kitna Takes Over

October 26, 2010   ·   Keet Bailey   ·   Jump to comments

With less than 13 minutes to play in the Monday Night Football game against the New York Giants, Tony Romo left the game with an undisclosed shoulder injury. We later learned that he has a fractured left clavicle. Fantasy football managers who own Tony Romo are scared out of their minds right now.
Fullback Chris Gronkowski is going to take a lot of heat for his missed play causing Romo to get taken down to the turf. Gronkowski was supposed to read the linebacker first. If he blitzes, pick him up, if he doesn’t, go out into the flats. He went immediately out to the flats, allowing former Falcon and current Giants linebacker Michael Boley to go between the guard and the tackle on the left side, untouched. Boley put a big hit on Tony Romo, knocking him out of the game.
So what does this mean for the Cowboys? Fractured clavicles can vary in healing time. Depending on how serious it is, Romo could be out for 3-4 weeks at the least. Most likely he’ll be in a sling for t...

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