WoodysGirl
08-19-2011, 08:39 AM
August 18, 2011
It happened to Roger Staubach. To some, being a Dallas Cowboys quarterback meant he was "Art Hartman," featured in the book and movie "North Dallas Forty" and identified as a religious cornball who is the subject of scorn in his own locker room.
It happened to Troy Aikman. To some -- or at least one maybe self-loathing sensationalist with a keyboard -- he was deserving of being grilled about his talent, his intellect, even his sexuality.
And so it's happening to Tony Romo, about to begin another Cowboys season full of hope ... and full of scrutiny for the quarterback who, to some, plays too much golf, wears his ballcap incorrectly, cares about winning too little, is too loosey-goosey to be a leader, enjoys the playboy life exceedingly and now that he's married ...
Read the rest: http://www.foxsportssouthwest.com/08/18/11/Romos-style-his-own----not-Rogers-or-Tro/landing_cowboys.html?blockID=550284&feedID=3742
It happened to Roger Staubach. To some, being a Dallas Cowboys quarterback meant he was "Art Hartman," featured in the book and movie "North Dallas Forty" and identified as a religious cornball who is the subject of scorn in his own locker room.
It happened to Troy Aikman. To some -- or at least one maybe self-loathing sensationalist with a keyboard -- he was deserving of being grilled about his talent, his intellect, even his sexuality.
And so it's happening to Tony Romo, about to begin another Cowboys season full of hope ... and full of scrutiny for the quarterback who, to some, plays too much golf, wears his ballcap incorrectly, cares about winning too little, is too loosey-goosey to be a leader, enjoys the playboy life exceedingly and now that he's married ...
Read the rest: http://www.foxsportssouthwest.com/08/18/11/Romos-style-his-own----not-Rogers-or-Tro/landing_cowboys.html?blockID=550284&feedID=3742