According to sources inside the Dallas Cowboys training staff, quarterback Tony Romo returned to the practice field Thursday for the first time since undergoing surgery to remove a painful ovarian cyst. Tony appears to have responded well to the procedure, and given the rate at which his ovarian cyst was growing, I'm glad we got in there when we did, said Dr. Peter Baskin, who removed the four inch fluid-filled sac after the signal-caller reported constant abdominal discomfort during voluntary OTAs. If we had waited any longer, it very well could have spread to his uterus. Hopefully Tony can still have children. Baskin told reporters that there will most likely be some scarring along the fallopian tubes, but Romos range of motion should remained unaffected. 