Onion: Science behind Romo Suckage

SloMotion · 11-13-2012, 05:28 AM

Originally Posted by dam1953

Sean Payton is a great coach but even he "Can't fix stupid". Romo just seems to be one of those QBs who cycles between really good and really bad with unbelievable ease.

Romo reverts back to his practice-squad pedigree when under pressure during a game ... that was a point made by Terry Bradshaw last season after Romo threw those three interceptions in the second half to blow a 24pt lead against the Lions ... on the practice squad, they tell the QB to just throw it away when he gets pressure. I thought it was a pretty good observation by Bradshaw.

I do appreciate the Onion taking the scientific approach and confirming any/all opinions I've had of Romo though,

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11-13-2012, 05:28 AM	#7
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: Onion: Science behind Romo Suckage Originally Posted by dam1953 Sean Payton is a great coach but even he "Can't fix stupid". Romo just seems to be one of those QBs who cycles between really good and really bad with unbelievable ease. Romo reverts back to his practice-squad pedigree when under pressure during a game ... that was a point made by Terry Bradshaw last season after Romo threw those three interceptions in the second half to blow a 24pt lead against the Lions ... on the practice squad, they tell the QB to just throw it away when he gets pressure. I thought it was a pretty good observation by Bradshaw. I do appreciate the Onion taking the scientific approach and confirming any/all opinions I've had of Romo though, . FinSaint likes this.

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