Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo left Thursday's game against the Carolina Panthers with a left clavicle injury.
Romo is coming off a broken left clavicle that sidelined him for seven games. He was taken directly to the locker room to undergo X-rays.
dallascowboys: Romo leaving the field and heading to the locker room with a team trainer and doctor. #CARvsDAL pic.twitter.com/m9HCsN54ed
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The four-time Pro Bowler was not at his best on Thursday, throwing three interceptions in the first half, with two of them returned for touchdowns.
Returning from a broken collarbone always poses a strong risk of re-injury, as the clavicle does not return to full bone strength for at least six months.
Matt Cassel replaced him at quarterback.