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Tony Romos rehab from back surgery appears to be going well. According to a report from ESPN, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback will participate in the teams voluntary offseason workouts Monday. Romo missed the final game of the season last year to undergo back surgery. The 33-year-old underwent a discectomy to repair a herniated disk. This was the second straight year Romo underwent a procedure in the off-season. Following the 2012 season he had surgery to remove a cyst from his back and missed a portion of the teams off-season workouts. It appears that wont be the case this year.
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