Dallas Cowboys Injury Report: Playoff Edition

The Cowboys could be at full strength for their Wild Card game against the Eagles on Saturday.

Running back Tashard Choice got his bell rung picking up a blitz in the first quarter on Sunday and was kept out of the rest of the game for precautionary reasons. Choice has been diagnosed with a slight concussion and he will undergo further tests this week, but he hasn't been ruled out of Saturday's game. In fact, head coach Wade Phillips said there's a "good chance" he will play.

Cornerback Terence Newman suffered a knee contusion in the second half of Sunday's game. He missed the rest of the defensive series but did come back to finish the game on the next series. Newman said after the game he was "feeling great" and should practice and play, but will probably end up this week's injury report.

Quarterback Tony Romo was slow getting up after falling on his back in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game, but never missed a snap and finished the game. He should practice in full this week and be ready for Saturday night.

Tackle Marc Colombo was cleared to work with trainers last week and could be cleared this week to practice with the first team offense. Coach Wade Phillips said that Colombo would start if he's cleared to practice, but that Doug Free would also play.

Safety Pat Watkins missed the last three games with a PCL tear. Phillips said yesterday that Watkins will return to practice this week but in a limited role. If he does play on Saturday, it will most likely be on special teams.

Safety Gerald Sensabaugh has fully recovered from his broken thumb, but has said he will keep playing with a cast for support.

DeMarcus Ware has suffered neck, foot, and wrist injuries but has played through them, and this week will be no different.