NFL: Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys should part ways after latest loss - Page 2 - Dallas Cowboys Forum

LatinMind · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by da_whiz_kid

I'll give Romo one more year, but in the offseason there MUST be some change along the offensive and defensive lines. MUST. Until then, I don't see any improvement with the team's record for the near or far future.

You cant play that card. You either have to restructure Romo this yr or move on based on his caphit. Romo isnt going anywhere.

BoysFan4ever · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by Cajuncowboy

Look, Gil Brandt has forgotten more about football in the last two minutes than the entire collective of this form has knowledge.

I would take what he says very seriously.

Yes he has.

SultanOfSix · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by Cajuncowboy

Look, Gil Brandt has forgotten more about football in the last two minutes than the entire collective of this form has knowledge.

I would take what he says very seriously.

Really?

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But I do think that Jason Garrett is pretty good at working with quarterbacks. If Garrett can't fix him, that's not a good sign.

Where'd he pull this information from? Out of his butt?

Such a description is applicable to Norv Turner: Troy Aikman, Alex Smith, and Phillip Rivers. Who has Garrett ever developed as a QB? No one, and if we can assume anything, it's that Romo has regressed under his tutelage.

This whole article is based on a bunch of "he doesn't have it" crap - vague, non-contextual nonsense - and then he anoints Andrew Luck as one who does after one year in the league? Give me a break.

Parcells loves Romo and so did Payton and they had more first hand experience with him than Brandt ever had.

Gemini Dolly · 12-31-2012

Romo could have the best offensive line/defense and he would still find a way to mess it up.

Romo is what he is. He's good at a lot of things-football, golf, basketball, but will never be GREAT at anything.

The lights shine brighter, the STARS come out. Romo, on the other hand, fades.

Every new season We've been hoping this would be the year. He was having a fantastic December, taking care of the ball and then....Romo just let everyone down with that ill advised pass. How can he even have the support of his teammates anymore when he feeds them the same script? Disaster. ending. every. time.

rcaldw · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by SultanOfSix

Really?

Where'd he pull this information from? Out of his butt?

Who has Garrett ever developed as a QB? Such a description is applicable to Norv Turner: Aikman, Alex Smith, and Rivers.

This whole article is based on a bunch of "he doesn't have it" crap and then he anoints Andrew Luck as one who does after one year in the league?

Once again, you don't like what you heard, so you deny it.

rcaldw · 12-31-2012

Garrett just confirmed that the first interception was on Romo. High throw.

Aikbach · 12-31-2012

I for one have personally lost all faith that Romo is anything more than an ok quarterback, a nice feel good story for an undrafted pick, better than the crap entertained post Aikman, but not the guy to lead a new dynasty.

He has devolved into the worst aspects of his idol Favre.

Diogenes · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by DOUBLE WING

It's because of articles like this that I desperately want to keep Romo and have him succeed here. It will be so sweet when/if he does.

Oh wow. The "cutting off your nose to spite your face" approach. That'll show'em!

DOUBLE WING · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by rcaldw

Once again, you don't like what you heard, so you deny it.

There's really no factual basis under which to argue that Garrett is good at working with QB's.

RS12 · 12-31-2012

Romo just hit the pumpers over the head with another turnover two by four last night and they still dont get it. When the lights are brightest he fades. He is 33 and is what he is. For entertainment purposes only.

NickZepp · 12-31-2012

You don't want to replace a good QB unless you have one that's good to replace him. Anyone remember the debacle that was the early 2000s. People can complain about Romo don't remember the offense.

SultanOfSix · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by rcaldw

Once again, you don't like what you heard, so you deny it.

I didn't but I pointed why I didn't.

Unlike you, who said "oh it's Gil Brandt" therefore, he's right because he agrees with what I agree with.

You know what that's called: confirmation bias.

rcaldw · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by DOUBLE WING

There's really no factual basis under which to argue that Garrett is good at working with QB's.

Brandt has been around the team. He has witnessed Garrett working with QB's. It is his opinion. Now there is his opinion, or yours or mine. Which has more credibility?

Gemini Dolly · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by rcaldw

Garrett just confirmed that the first interception was on Romo. High throw.

All three were on Romo.

Aikbach · 12-31-2012

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Originally Posted by RS12

Romo just hit the pumpers over the head with another turnover two by four last night and they still dont get it. When the lights are brightest he fades. He is 33 and is what he is. For entertainment purposes only.

He's 32, but will be 33 next season, and unlike Steve Young or John Elway he hasn't won enough big games to wish him over the top till the bitter end.