LANDOVER, Md. -- Injured Dallas quarterback Tony Romo looked good during an examination by team doctors before Sundays 27-23 victory at the Washington Redskins, according to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.The 36-year-old Romo is sidelined after breaking a bone in his back when was tackled awkwardly during an exhibition game -- his fourth back injury in less than four years.Jones called Sundays check medical protocol and added that Romos progress will depend on the QBs own ability to heal.Hopefully, soon hell be out of the dangerous stage, Jones said, noting that could be in about two to three weeks.With Romo out, rookie fourth-round draft pick Dak Prescott has helped Dallas start the season 1-1 in a pair of NFC East games against the New York Giants and the Redskins.Prescott has not turned the ball over once so far. 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Only New England and Green Bay have longer active streaks, having made the playoffs each of the last seven years. Denver also has made it five years in a row.Weve had a solid team over the last five years, owner Mike Brown said. Weve gone to the playoffs each of those years. Three other teams have done that besides us. Were in good company.The company parts as soon as the stakes get high. New England, Green Bay and Denver have won Super Bowls during those impressive streaks of reaching the postseason, with the Broncos getting their title last season. The Bengals have lost in the first round each time, setting an NFL record for futility.Overall, they havent won a playoff game since the 1990 season, the sixth-longest streak of postseason futility in league history.How did they respond to their last-minute meltdown and 18-16 loss to the Steelers in the playoffs last January? They kept the team together and gave coach Marvin Lewis -- an NFL-record 0-7 in the playoffs -- an extra year on his contract.Here are some things to watch as the Bengals give it yet another try:STEADY ANDY: Andy Dalton had his breakout season, leading the AFC in passer rating before he broke his right thumb during a loss to Pittsburgh on Dec. 13. The thumb fully healed and he looked sharp in training camp and limited preseason appearances. If he can have a fitting follow-up to last season -- 25 touchdowns, seven interceptions, a 106.3 passer rating -- the Bengals will be in good shape to get another playoff berth.COORDIINATOR CHANGE: Part of Daltons success can be attributed to Hue Jacksons creativity.dddddddddddd The former offensive coordinator went to Cleveland as the Browns latest head coach after the season, and Ken Zampese was elevated from quarterbacks coach to coordinator. Itll be interesting to see how he tailors the offense to his preferences.The offense as a whole, and schematically, is going to take on what he likes, Dalton said. We have a lot of guys that have been here a while and understand this offense. He understands the players he has. There are some things similar and some things well do different.NEW RECEIVERS: The biggest loss in the offseason came in the receiving group. A.J. Green is back, but Marvin Jones and Mohamed Sanu -- the No. 2 and No. 3 receivers, respectively -- left as free agents. Cincinnati signed Brandon LaFell as a free agent, but he was limited for much of the preseason by a hand injury. Second-round pick Tyler Boyd is set to move into a starting role, but hell have some growing pains. And tight end Tyler Eifert -- Daltons favorite target near the goal line -- missed all of camp after surgery on his left ankle. Look for them to lean more heavily on their running back tandem of Jeremy Hill and Bernard in the early going.MISSING BURFICT: Linebacker Vontaze Burficts hit to Antonio Browns head on an incomplete pass moved the Steelers into range for their winning field goal in the playoff game and drew a three-game suspension from the NFL. The Bengals allowed the second-fewest points in the NFL last season, but will start this one without their emotional and unpredictable playmaker.OPENING STRETCH: Burficts suspension overlaps a tough opening stretch for Cincinnati. The Bengals open at the Jets, at the Steelers and at home against the Broncos. Following another home game against the Dolphins, theyre at Dallas and at New England. The eighth game of the season is in London -- their first trip abroad -- against the Redskins. They need to get things worked out fast with that passing game.---Online: AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '