Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is working his way back, returning to throwing drills after breaking his collarbone in September. He's on injured reserve-designated to return, but has returned to practice. He was able to throw. "One of the things about Tony is in his absence he always stays engaged," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. "It's not like he has been away. But it will be nice to see him out there throwing a little bit. He was throwing a little bit last week. That's always a positive sign. "He has a great way about him. He is a natural leader. He has been really helpful during the week of preparation and also during the game for the other quarterbacks and whole football team." aaron.wilson@chron.com twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL