Twice-suspended cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones will be on his own in his return to the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys. This time, there will be no team-employed bodyguards to accompany Jones and try to keep him out of trouble. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Wednesday that the cornerback, who completed the inpatient portion of his NFL-ordered alcohol treatment in the Boston area, was being reinstated...

Cowboys secondary coach Dave Campo always thought Terence Newman was one of the league's top five cornerbacks. Campo felt that way even watching him deal with a groin tear and sports hernia in training camp and early in the season.

"I thought he looked quick because I had never seen him (before the injury)," said Campo who was fired as head coach in 2003 just months before Newman was drafted.

But Cowboys coach Wade Phillips knew better and kept telling Campo that Newman didn't look right.

Tony Romo is 1-0 since putting on a splint to protect his broken pinkie, and he may have to wear it for his next start -- and the one after that. But for a few throws Wednesday, Romo ditched the splint to see how close he might be to playing without it. "It's getting better," Romo said. "Every day that goes by it gets a little bit better.