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Romo for $108 Million!
this is a discussion within the NFL Community Forum; Originally Posted by Jamessr Sorry guys... Romo I still believe is a good QB. He isn't elite by any means but the team (O-line), coaching staff, and owner make him look bad. Maybe he needs to go to a different ...
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03-31-2013, 02:29 PM
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Re: Romo for $108 Million!
Originally Posted by Jamessr
Maybe he needs to go to a different team.
As good as Brees was when he was with the Chargers, even he didn't reach his true potential until he signed with the Saints. Of course it helped that he had the perfect coach and the offense was built around him; I doubt Romo will ever walk into that situation. |
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03-31-2013, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Danno
'Comeback wins' ... it's the same argument Falcon fans use to claim Matty Ryan is "elite". In the great QB debate, it boils down to postseason/superbowls.
In summary: Tony Romo has the most 4th qtr comebacks in the NFL for 5yrs. Despite all that "coming back", Tony Romo has only one career playoff victory and zero Superbowl appearances. Matty Ryan has only one career playoff victory and zero Superbowl appearances, ergo, Tony Romo = Matty Ryan. It has been well established on this board Matty Ryan sucks, ergo, Tony Romo sucks. "Sucks" may be a little harsh, but Romo has shown a propensity for blowing games. |
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03-31-2013, 03:48 PM
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Comeback wins just means that you are behind in the first three quarters more often.Give me a QB that can get a team the lead and hold that lead all game,that shows the ability and mentality of not letting off for half a game.
Romo isnt a bad QB,he isnt elite either and shouldnt be paid as such |
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03-31-2013, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SloMotion
Thats a myth. His team blows wins. Teams win playoff games, not QB's.
Its a team sport and to judge a QB on playoff wins isn't fair. The problem in Dallas isn't even close to being Tony Romo. If Romo was a Saint under Sean Payton I think he has a Superbowl win and several playoff wins. I'd take him over Joe Flacco, Ben Roethleisberger and Eli Manning every day of the week. If we didn't have Brees I'd be elated to have Tony Romo QB'ing for Sean Payton. |
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03-31-2013, 07:49 PM
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Re: Romo for $108 Million!
I agree
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03-31-2013, 10:42 PM
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Good for Tony and good for football.
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04-01-2013, 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Danno
The "team sport" argument only goes so far in defense of Romo. I'm willing to give him his props for being an NFL starting quarterback, but that's as far as it goes ... so was Tim Tebow, so was Jon Kitna. I know I've posted this in the Romo threads before, it's a comment I'll never forget from a Dallas fan after one of Romo's infamous chokes, "Football is a team sport and no one player can be held responsible for a loss ... except Tony Romo". The guy has lost games for his team, moreso then any QB in recent memory.
Terry Bradshaw summed it up best, IMO, after/during one of those losses when he pointed out that Romo came up through the practice squad instead of being drafted out of college like most QBs in his position. Bradshaw went on to point out that on the practice squad, they tell you to just dump the ball off when you get pressure and that's why Romo has such problems at critical times in a game, he's been coached that way. It's a very keen observation by someone who would know, IMO. I wouldn't take him over any of those guys you listed (you gotta' be pulling my leg,  ) and I seriously doubt playing for Payton would've changed Romo's history much. He has the misfortune of being the QB of the Dallas Cowboys and is subject to comparison with the great QBs that came before him, ie Meredith, Staubach, Aikman ... even Morton & White. If Romo had been a Brown or a Cardinal, he'd be just another blip on the NFL QB radar ...... and that's all I have to say about that, .
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04-01-2013, 11:20 AM
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Jerry Jones had no choice. Dallas is over the cap in theory, and Romo's contract had a NO FRANCHISE clause for next year. The only way to get Dallas under the cap and keep Romo was to give him what he wanted in an extension.
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04-01-2013, 04:32 PM
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Re: Romo for $108 Million!
April Fools on the Cowboys
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04-01-2013, 07:17 PM
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Re: Romo for $108 Million!
This works for me.
I like Romo right where he is. |
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