A fortnight ago, Tony Romo chipped two vertebrae. Now he looks set to play at Wembley. The Dallas Cowboys (6-3) are desperate to arrest a two-game losing streak and will risk their divisive quarterback against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The 34-year-old, equally famed for thrilling fourth-quarter comebacks as he is for disastrous interceptions, has been told in no uncertain terms that he will return at the expense of back-up Brandon Weeden. Charismatic owner Jerry Jones made that clear before leaving for England, while at Saracens’ Allianz Park on Friday head coach Jason Garrett said: ‘He looked pretty comfortable to me.’ Tony Romo speaks to fans during the NFL fan rally at Wembley ahead of the 11th International Series game
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Romo suffered two chipped vertebrae but is set to take the snaps at Wembley
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Both the Cowboys and the Jaguars have lost their last two games, with Dallas needing a win to keep the pressure on NFC East rivals
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Romo was awarded a new deal in summer and is expected to play through the pain
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The teams will wear poppies on the helmets and jerseys on Remembrance Sunday
A heavily padded Romo throws during training on Friday with the @placeholder quarterback expected to play