Cowboys coach Wade Phillips told reporters at Valley Ranch that Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten (foot) will be a "game-time" decision Thursday against the Raiders. Phillips said Witten sprained the middle of his foot in the second quarter of Sunday's 7-6 win over the Redskins. Witten never left the game and was able to make a key catch on the Cowboys' game-winning drive in the fourth quarter.
"We're a little bit worried about him being able to play," Phillips said of his tight end.
Phillips said both Witten and quarterback Tony Romo (back) took limited reps in Tuesday's practice.
"We're a little bit worried about him being able to play," Phillips said of his tight end.
Phillips said both Witten and quarterback Tony Romo (back) took limited reps in Tuesday's practice.
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