As would be expected, the NFL has been in close contact with the Cowboys since that microburst destroyed the team's indoor training facility Saturday afternoon, injuring 12.

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, in a phone interview today, said the league would be reviewing the event with the Cowboys and following further developments, including the investigation by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Individual teams are responsible for their practice facilities, if they are team-owned, like the Cowboys' situation, Aiello said.

"Every team in our league is well aware of what happened and taking every step to check on their facilities," Aiello said. "We're confident they're looking closely at it. Everybody shares the same interest in learning from the situation and applying the lessons from that.

"It's a unique weather situation. We know that."

Aiello said it's "a team call" when it comes to practice in adverse conditions.

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