0 SHARE ON FACEBOOK 0 SHARE ON TWITTER TWEET SHARE ON SMS SHARE ON WHATSAPP EMAIL Tony Romo (Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports) If a quarterback is going to copy anyone’s training habits, it’s a good idea to mimic those of Denver Broncos’ Peyton Manning. That’s what Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is doing. Well if it isn't Cowboys QB Tony Romo and Coach Jason Garrett. They have been working with at — Jeff Gravley (@jgravleyWRAL) Romo, , is training with Manning’s old quarterbacks coach at Tennessee and current Blue Devil head coach David Cutcliffe. Manning routinely trains with Cutcliffe during the NFL offseason. Much like when Manning was rehabbing from his neck surgery two offseasons ago, Romo is recovering  sustained late last season and is going to Cutcliffe for help. Romo s. “We’re getting close now,” Romo said. “Usually takes three months, it’s just normal kinda roundabout date that they give you and we’re right on schedule. Really ahead in a lot of ways. Just going to be readyto go here in about a month and rehab is going good, no setbacks of any kind. My (surgery) was just a normal small version of it, so I should be good to go here shortly.” Cutcliffe won’t turn Romo into Manning, but the coach’s experience definitely helps Romo work on his mechanics while he is rehabbing. Entering the second year of his massive contract, it’s time for Romo to produce. Working with Cutcliffe won’t secure that. But any little bit helps. , , , , ,   0 SHARE ON FACEBOOK 0 SHARE ON TWITTER TWEET SHARE ON SMS SHARE ON WHATSAPP EMAIL More Wire