Gryphon
10-31-2012, 07:23 PM
3 days ago by Gil Alcaraz IV
There’s no denying that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has talent.
When he’s on his game, Romo is one of the best that the NFL has to offer. With a strong arm, plenty of accuracy and the swagger that an NFL quarterback must carry himself with, Romo offers all of the tools to make the Cowboys a consistent contender. The problem, though, is how bipolar of a passer he can be.
When he isn’t on his game, Romo is a turnover machine who couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn. At his worst, Romo makes mistakes that most coaches would see as unforgiveable coming from a lesser quarterback. The interceptions come early and often in between the incompletions, which also come in bunches. Put simply, when Romo is bad, he’s horrid.
Read more at http://www.rantsports.com/nfl/2012/10/28/tony-romo-the-nfls-most-bipolar-quarterback/?R5WkKYKATpdsEXzY.99
There’s no denying that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has talent.
When he’s on his game, Romo is one of the best that the NFL has to offer. With a strong arm, plenty of accuracy and the swagger that an NFL quarterback must carry himself with, Romo offers all of the tools to make the Cowboys a consistent contender. The problem, though, is how bipolar of a passer he can be.
When he isn’t on his game, Romo is a turnover machine who couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn. At his worst, Romo makes mistakes that most coaches would see as unforgiveable coming from a lesser quarterback. The interceptions come early and often in between the incompletions, which also come in bunches. Put simply, when Romo is bad, he’s horrid.
Read more at http://www.rantsports.com/nfl/2012/10/28/tony-romo-the-nfls-most-bipolar-quarterback/?R5WkKYKATpdsEXzY.99