Intro:

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo practised for the first time in over a week on Thursday (6th November) and hopes to start versus the Jacksonville Jaguars in the NFL International Series in London on Sunday.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys quarterback:

"Yeah I think you want to make sure you do what you functionally can at a certain level that you're used to. At the same time, if you're always waiting to feel great in every game you play in then you're only going to play in a couple of games a year. Across the National Football League, usually you'll find the best players are able to play at the same level with stuff going on and that's just part of the National Football League. Guys figure that out early on and are able to go out and play and try and help your football team."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys head coach:

"I think that independent of what the quarterback's health is, the Jacksonville pass rush is really good. They've got some individual guys that can rush, there's a mentality to rush the passer, they're very good as individual rushers but also when they work in games. They just do a good job of getting up the field and affecting the passing game. So regardless of what the health status is of your quarterback, you want to make sure you protect against these guys. It will be a good challenge for our front."