DMN: Instant Analysis: Tony Romo was at his best when it was winning time

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6:02 PM on Thu., Nov. 24, 2011 | Permalink (http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2011/11/instant-analysis-tony-romo-was.html)


ARLINGTON - Say hello to a four-game winning streak. The Cowboys continued their winning ways Thursday, defeating the Dolphins 20-19. Winning the games you are supposed to win, that's what Dallas continues to do, cracking that playoff door open a little more with each victory.

Here are my five thoughts on Thursday's win over a Miami team that had won their previous three.

1.) Make sure you buckle your seatbelt if you want to ride the Romocoaster. After throwing two interceptions on his first five passes, Tony Romo bounced back to toss two touchdowns and lead a solid game-winning drive with Dallas down 19-17. He was at his best when the Cowboys needed to answer a Miami score and that's what's important. When it was winning time, Romo delivered.

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[jaybird]

And what happen to the pass rush. Moore had all day--All night!

[burmafrd]

And what happen to the pass rush. Moore had all day--All night!

we got 4 sacks and if the refs had not called a ticky tack holding call on Elam we would have had 5 and that one would have really mattered.

[Ender]

And what happen to the pass rush. Moore had all day--All night!

What? No he didn't... What were you watching

[ThreeSportStar80]

That Elam call was borderline to me, however Ab shouldn't have touched him.