Cowboy quickies

Tony Romo's right middle finger is swollen. He said the finger is fine and that he doesn't expect any problems throwing the ball.

Not sure when he hurt the finger, but it might have occurred during the Arizona game. Most of his passes were a little high and Romo said that was because of the coverage he saw and he didn't want to throw an interception.

Maybe it was the finger.

After the game, he had it taped.

This team has a pair of playmaking wide receivers. Both are veterans. Both can stretch the field vertically. One is smaller and quicker in stature, the other bigger and stronger, yet still fast enough to get deep.

Two receivers, two threats, two big-time players.

So which team is being described, the Cowboys or the Colts?

Both, actually, and that's one of the reasons why Sunday's game at Texas Stadium arguably has been the most anticipated game of the regular season.

The Cowboys have surrendered fewer sacks since Tony Romo took over for Drew Bledsoe, but they face some tough pass-rushing teams in the coming weeks and Adams may not hold up in the critical left tackle position. He had season-ending knee injury last year. It's time for the Cowboys to make an upgrade.