As the first week of the 2010 NFL season are fast approaching, reports about players having injuries during the off-season are circulating. Arms, legs, hips injuries are the common complain of the players. As a common interpretation on football, it is a hardcore physical activity requiring movement of many parts of the body.

The Dallas Cowboys QB, Tony Romo, is not an exemption to this. Romo has been reported to have been suffering from arm soreness. In an interview, he shared his experience, during his younger age, throwing and observed that his arms are just getting worse.

The Cowboys coaches are a bit of concerned for Romo’s arms soreness. But Romo don’t have any plan of taking break in the season, however, he plans to cut back by throwing lesser passes during the team’s warm-up session. He executes the passing drills without defenders to further stretch out his arms. Aside from that, cold compress and a lot of rest will do.

Even the Dallas Cowboys coaches are very supportive of his decision of not taking a break in the season. They have given him an option that if it sores much, he is not obliged to play. In a very optimistic and dedicated manner, Romo is thinking that in spite of his arm soreness, there are still a lot of thing to do and he must keep on practicing.

The Cowboys are having their preseason opener game next Sunday with the Cincinnati Bengals in the Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. Can Romo’s soreness get worse during their game? Can he now assure not just the team but the bettors as well that he could throw and make his performance as if he is suffering from any injuries? Will it be enough to cover the totals and the spread set by the different sportsbook on the team? Can it be a thing that bettors make money from? Records of injuries may affect each team and players’ performance. The question is who can still stand until the end?