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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
It's not en excuse when it's the truth. Romo's supporting cast continues to let him down. It's been happening for several years and no more than this season. People can whine about Romo all they want, but the fact of the matter is the guy's supporting cast is just incredibly inconsistent. How is it his fault that the offensive line can't provide pass protection is he supposed to block for himself too? The recievers are about as dumb as a rock particularly Ogeltree and Bryant. Romo consistently places the football in the right spot only for these morons drop the football or run a crappy route which will result in an interception. They're talented sure, but one of the dumbest groups of wideouts in recent memory. I'd much rather have a slightly less talented, but far smarter group of wide outs like the Giants or Patriots than this mentally incompetent group.
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Don't waste your time.
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10-29-2012
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#17
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
It's not en excuse when it's the truth. Romo's supporting cast continues to let him down. It's been happening for several years and no more than this season. People can whine about Romo all they want, but the fact of the matter is the guy's supporting cast is just incredibly inconsistent. How is it his fault that the offensive line can't provide pass protection is he supposed to block for himself too? The recievers are about as dumb as a rock particularly Ogeltree and Bryant. Romo consistently places the football in the right spot only for these morons drop the football or run a crappy route which will result in an interception. They're talented sure, but one of the dumbest groups of wideouts in recent memory. I'd much rather have a slightly less talented, but far smarter group of wide outs like the Giants or Patriots than this mentally incompetent group. Miles Austin is the only reciever who isn't football stupid.
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So Witten is football stupid?
I was in denial about Romo for years. I like him. Im glad we have him. I just have seen this rerun too many times. I woke up. I finally forced myself to step back and be objective about it. And until you and the other in denial Romo apologists do the same, you'll continue to shift blame, even tho Romo has to take responsibility.
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10-29-2012
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#18
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Originally Posted by WPBCowboysFan
So Witten is football stupid?
I was in denial about Romo for years. I like him. Im glad we have him. I just have seen this rerun too many times. I woke up. I finally forced myself to step back and be objective about it. And until you and the other in denial Romo apologists do the same, you'll continue to shift blame, even tho Romo has to take responsibility.
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I was talking about wide recievers. Jason Witten is tight end. As for Romo it's not so much about defending him and is it just realizing that he isn't the problem with the Cowboys. It's his supporting cast. They're simply not consistent or good enough for Romo to be successful and win a Super Bowl. You need great players around you that are consistently great not just great one week and then a no show the other. We have too many players like that and not enough consist yell great players. Witten is really the only one the weapon Romo has that in grat and reliable every single week.
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10-29-2012
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aaron rodgers has been sacked 28 times already.
ol is not the cause of romo's failures.
rodgers can move a little bit in the pocket, so dont come at me with how romo does this great job of avoiding pressure.
cowboys are on pace to give up 28.8 sacks this season.packers are on pace to give up 56.
cowboys fans are clueless.
Last edited by Gameover : 10-29-2012 at 08:52 PM.
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10-29-2012
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#20
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
I was talking about wide recievers. Jason Witten is tight end. As for Romo it's not so much about defending him and is it just realizing that he isn't the problem with the Cowboys. It's his supporting cast. They're simply not consistent or good enough for Romo to be successful and win a Super Bowl. You need great players around you that are consistently great not just great one week and then a no show the other. We have too many players like that and not enough consist yell great players. Witten is really the only one the weapon Romo has that in grat and reliable every single week.
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With that reasoning the WR's could say Romo isnt putting the ball where he should and they cant do it all by themslves.
You gotta put aside that Romo love and look at him just like you would any other player on the team. There is no excusing 4 INT's, period. There just isn't.
You cant see it. You cant see that this is a results oriented league. You cant see that the QB HAS to accept responsibility. You cant see that he has to make better decisions.
I know, I know, its the other 52 players, even tho they dont throw the ball.
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10-29-2012
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#21
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Originally Posted by Gameover
aaron rodgers has been sacked 28 times already.
ol is not the cause of romo's failures.
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What the hell does Rodgers have to with Romo and our pass protection issues? Saying the OL hasn't been responsible for some turnovers is just ridiculous. As a quarterback when you're constantly getting pressure in your face you have to force throws which is why Romo has 15 turnovers on the season. If he as actually getting adequate pass protection and had a clean pocket the turnovers would be far down and the offense would be far more consistent. Rodgers is terrific, but alot like Eli does he has a very consistent and reliable wide recieving core. That doesn't take away from his greatness, but just shows that you need reliable and consistent playmakers to be effective throwing the football.
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10-29-2012
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Cab to Kinko's
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
People look at his four interceptions yesterday and immediately jump all over him, but none of them were really on him. The first interception Dez Bryant ran a lazy route and as a result the safety jumped in the pass and got the pick. It was very similar the first interception against Chicago at the beginning of the month. When you're a quarterback you expect the receiver to be able to run the route correctly and catch the football. With Dez he's so freaking clueless when it comes to running routes that it often leads to turnovers..
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10-29-2012
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Save the Snow Leopard
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Posting and football intelligence is inversely and exponentially proportional to a posters use of emoticons.
Did you know there are only 5000 Snow Leopards in the wild now and they are confined to Central Asia? However, the effective global population (those likely to reproduce) is less than half that number.
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10-29-2012
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#24
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Originally Posted by WPBCowboysFan
With that reasoning the WR's could say Romo isnt putting the ball where he should and they cant do it all by themslves.
You gotta put aside that Romo love and look at him just like you would any other player on the team. There is no excusing 4 INT's, period. There just isn't.
You cant see it. You cant see that this is a results oriented league. You cant see that the QB HAS to accept responsibility. You cant see that he has to make better decisions.
I know, I know, its the other 52 players, even tho they dont throw the ball.
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Again I'm not saying Romo is devoid of any blame because he has made some poor decisions this season, but if we're talking about the last game against the Giants then none of the interceptions he had were clearly on him. If Ded had ran the right route the first pick wouldn't have happened. If Miles had tried to go up and attempt to catch the football the second wouldn't have happened. The 3rd one as I said earlier was all Jason Pierre Paul. He showed why he's arguably the best defensive linemen in the football right now. The last one had to be made or we had no chance at scoring the ball.
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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by WPBCowboysFan
With that reasoning the WR's could say Romo isnt putting the ball where he should and they cant do it all by themslves.
You gotta put aside that Romo love and look at him just like you would any other player on the team. There is no excusing 4 INT's, period. There just isn't.
You cant see it. You cant see that this is a results oriented league. You cant see that the QB HAS to accept responsibility. You cant see that he has to make better decisions.
I know, I know, its the other 52 players, even tho they dont throw the ball.
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It is always someone elses fault. No one has answered my question why is it Tony has more miscommunications with his WR than any QB in this league and yes that includes Miles Austin they are out of sync as well. The only person not having issues is Witten. There is always something with Romo and the WR.
"It is the duty of the patriot to protect his country from his government."
Thomas Paine
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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
Again I'm not saying Romo is devoid of any blame because he has made some poor decisions this season, but if we're talking about the last game against the Giants then none of the interceptions he had were clearly on him. If Ded had ran the right route the first pick wouldn't have happened. If Miles had tried to go up and attempt to catch the football the second wouldn't have happened. The 3rd one as I said earlier was all Jason Pierre Paul. He showed why he's arguably the best defensive linemen in the football right now. The last one had to be made or we had no chance at scoring the ball.
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Ok. You like Romo. I like Romo. You dont blame him, I do.
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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by Kangaroo
It is always someone elses fault. No one has answered my question why is it Tony has more miscommunications with his WR than any QB in this league and yes that includes Miles Austin they are out of sync as well. The only person not having issues is Witten. There is always something with Romo and the WR.
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Maybe because the wide recievers aren't football smart? There's nothing Romo can do about route running. He's the quarterback not the recievers coach. It's not his responsibility to teach the wide outs how to run routes effectively and catch the damn football. All he can do is put the football in the right spot and they have to catch it. They don't do it consistently.
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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by Kangaroo
It is always someone elses fault. No one has answered my question why is it Tony has more miscommunications with his WR than any QB in this league and yes that includes Miles Austin they are out of sync as well. The only person not having issues is Witten. There is always something with Romo and the WR.
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A) Coaching Issues
B) WR's are Idiots
C) Coaches want WR's to execute in an offense not suited to them
D) A & B
E) All of the Abpve
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10-29-2012
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Originally Posted by WPBCowboysFan
Ok. You like Romo. I like Romo. You dont blame him, I do.
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Except I have placed blame on him. I just said in that last post he has made some poor decisions, but not every interception has been on him.
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10-29-2012
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#30
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Originally Posted by Cowboys&LakersFan
Getting rid of Tony Romo whether it be trading him or just not re-signing him isn't the answer. That won't do anything, but make us a much worse football team. Some people have suggested benching him for Kyle Orton, but how is that supposed to be help? Orton couldn't even beat Tim Tebow last year who was one of the worst starting quarterbacks last season. He's not mobile at all like Romo is and would get destroyed by this joke of an offensive line.
[View Full Quote]People look at his four interceptions yesterday and immediately jump all over him, but none of them were really on him. The first interception Dez Bryant ran a lazy route and as a result the safety jumped in the pass and got the pick. It was very similar the first interception against Chicago at the beginning of the month. When you're a quarterback you expect the receiver to be able to run the route correctly and catch the football. With Dez he's so freaking clueless when it comes to running routes that it often leads to turnovers.
The second one Romo did what Eli does so many times which is throw the football up for grabs and give his receiver a chance to make a play. Austin didn't even attempt to make a play. People wonder why Romo doesn't do that more often well that's why he doesn't trust his wide outs to go out there and go get the ball. Look at Eli's first play of the game he did the exact same thing Romo did with Austin except Eli's receiver went up and made a great catch.
The third pick was just a phenomenal play by an incredibly athletic defensive linemen in Jason Pierre Paul. He's without question the most athletic defensive lineman in the NFL right now. Maybe the best in general. I guarantee there's not another defensive lineman that would've made that play he made. He has killed the Cowboys so far in his short career. Last season as we remember he blocked a potential game tying field goal and yesterday the big interception returned for a touchdown. The guy is just an incredible football player. Really a mini DeMarcus Ware.
The fourth and final interception was just a desperation type play similar to the one in 2007. Romo had to do something and it was picked off. He does have thirteen interceptions on the season, but only about half of them are really on him. The very first pick of the season against the Giants in Week 1, his second pick of the season against Seattle in the next week, the one against Tampa Bay the week after that, then the two desperation picks against Chicago towards the end of the game, than the one against Baltimore. The rest were on his idiot wide recievers for not running their routes correctly and the offensive line for not protecting him.
People can blame Tony all they want, but he isn't the problem in Dallas. It's Jerry Jones. The guy is an idiot. He drafted a cornerback and spent 50 million on another one. That's just retarded. He should've used that money to get an offensive linemen that can actually block. This line is a joke. Yesterday might've been their worst outing of the season. Romo just kept getting hit and hit and he was forced to throw 62 times. That's way too many. No run game at all without DeMarco Murray. Felix Jones was pathetic. His turnover in the fourth quarter vist us the game.
Eli is terrific, but unlike Romo he has adequate pass protection and also a very consistent and reliable receiving core that consistently runs the right routes and doesn't drop the football. The Cowboys wide outs have been really inconsistent when it comes to catching the ball. Dez the guy who was supposed to emerge this season and become a legit superstar has six drops on the season. He has been a huge disappointment. If Eli played for the Cowboys I doubt he'd be anymore successful than Romo has with this idiot receivers. The only reliable one we have is Jason Witten.
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I think this is ridiculous. The offense has been horrible, the blame falls squarely on the shoulders of Garret, and everyone on that side of the ball. This ridiculous view that none of the picks are Romo fault is just flat out dumb. Romo forces passes and makes dumb decisions at the worst possible time. He's been doing that since Dez was in high school but all of a sudden now these things are because of Dez or Miles? Give me a break. The difference between then and now is age and experience , Romo has both and still makes the worst possible decision. If he takes a couple sacks, maybe throw the ball away yesterday, the cowboys win.
People need to realistically evaluate this guy. This homer stuff and love for Romo is just crazy.
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