Three days after his right (throwing) hand looked like a cow's udder, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo appears to be on track to play in Sunday night's de facto playoff game against the New York Giants. Romo put in a limited practice Wednesday, throwing passes with a glove on his right hand. Romo said he might wear the glove during Thursday's practice, but he doesn't plan on wearing it Sunday as he expects the hand to be healed by then.
"It's continuing to improve day by day," Romo said on a conference call Wednesday. "I was able to do some things with the ball we weren't sure about. It should be good to go."

Fantasy Analysis:

We'll see how the rest of the week goes for Romo, but if he's healthy, at least you know he'll play a whole game this weekend. That's something you can't be sure of for many of fantasy football's top QBs in week 17. Romo and the Cowboys should be involved in another shootout against the Giants, reminiscent of the game these two teams played in week 14 when the Giants won, 37-34.