Injured players take part in Dallas Cowboys' walk-through

Tony Romo might have the most notable injury among the Dallas Cowboys, but there are other injuries of importance that will be monitored this week.

Coach Jason Garrett said the Cowboys will take all of the injured on a day-by-day basis but has hope that all could be available Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Like Romo, right tackle Doug Free and left guard Ronald Leary took part in the brief walk-through after landing in London on Tuesday. Free has missed the last three games with a small fracture in his foot. He ran sprints before last week’s loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Leary did not play because of a groin strain, but he was able to get in a workout before the team left Valley Ranch on Monday.

Defensive tackle Tyrone Crawford has a sprained medial collateral ligament that could keep him out of Sunday’s game. Linebacker Rolando McClain also left the Cardinals’ game early, but he appears to be OK and took part in the walk-through.

Running back DeMarco Murray has a splint on his right pinky finger to protect from a sprain.