I can't think of a better OC than Tony Romo

[nathanlt]

If CBS is actually getting tired of Tony Romo, as clickbait titles suggest, then he would be a great voice in the ear of the QB as a QB coach, and probably a top notch offensive coordinator. He loves the game, is a student of the game, and would be tremendously effective at designing plays. Few collarbone injuries in the offensive coordinator world, right?

Yes, the Dak-Romo relationship is probably a bit icy, but that can be a good thing too, both would have to be intentionally professional in their discussions.

 

[fivetwos]

I still can’t figure out why these networks pay anyone that kind of money.

Absolutely no one watches the game for the announcers.

I don’t who is there, even if it’s no one. If I want to see that game I’m watching it.

 

[Big_D]

No Thanks. I liked Romo the player, but you have to have some experience and a legit resume. If Romo wants to get into coaching, he's gotta climb that ladder. you don't just start out at OC. How many times do you have to see Jerry do this to know it's a bad idea? It was foolish with Garrett and Moore.

 

[RonnieT24]

A guy too lazy to do a few hours of homework to prepare for broadcasting games is going to put in 80 hours a week to be a coach? In what alternate universe?

 

[Echo9]

I can't imagine why some people continue to automatically think that any good former player would automatically become a good coach. Or why they would make the assumption that they would even want to.

 

[Jake]

He's got a 10-year $180 million contract with CBS. It runs through 2030.

 

[jujoboys]

We are trying to get someone in the building that can help Dak avoid untimely interceptions, not someone who perfected it.

 

[Direwolf63]

Yep. Romo is going to give up his $20 million a year part time job to go work for the clown show in Dallas

 

[Big_D]

Yep. Romo is going to give up his $20 million a year part time job to go work for the clown show in Dallas

Who wouldn't want some 80 year old telling them how to run the offense? It's a dream job.

 

[youngjerryjones]

a lot of fans from apposing teams has said it's gotten terrible this season where his takes just look like he is doing zero research prior to the game. Jets fan mentioned how he barely even knew anything about their team when commentating the game. I think the Josh Allen and Mahomes groupie stuff is a bit much - and he is super critical of the Cowboys even worse than Troy was... you could hear the jealousy in his voice commentating our games lol

 

[erod]

If CBS is actually getting tired of Tony Romo, as clickbait titles suggest, then he would be a great voice in the ear of the QB as a QB coach, and probably a top notch offensive coordinator. He loves the game, is a student of the game, and would be tremendously effective at designing plays. Few collarbone injuries in the offensive coordinator world, right?

Yes, the Dak-Romo relationship is probably a bit icy, but that can be a good thing too, both would have to be intentionally professional in their discussions.

Why would he trade $10 million a year with 20 hours of work a week for $1 million a year for 80 hours a week?

Not to mention, he's already worth about $250 million.

 

[nightrain]

Yea, no.

 

[Pass2Run]

If CBS is actually getting tired of Tony Romo, as clickbait titles suggest, then he would be a great voice in the ear of the QB as a QB coach, and probably a top notch offensive coordinator. He loves the game, is a student of the game, and would be tremendously effective at designing plays. Few collarbone injuries in the offensive coordinator world, right?

Yes, the Dak-Romo relationship is probably a bit icy, but that can be a good thing too, both would have to be intentionally professional in their discussions.

That's a whole lot of money. It's unreal, actually. They're paying him so much, and Brady will get even more.

 

[fivetwos]

A guy too lazy to do a few hours of homework to prepare for broadcasting games is going to put in 80 hours a week to be a coach? In what alternate universe?

That’s a helluva point sir.

 

[Pass2Run]

I can't imagine why some people continue to automatically think that any good former player would automatically become a good coach. Or why they would make the assumption that they would even want to.

No question that if Tony Romo put his mind to it he'd be a hell of a coach.

 

[JayFord]

its a difference in calling games from the booth for a network and calling games on the sideline in the heat of the game

 

[lukin2006]

He has a job as of now that has less stress and a much higher income. Why would he give that up to work in that 3 ring circus??

 

[Robster8989]

Romo can think of about 17 million reasons he wouldn't want that job.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

If CBS is actually getting tired of Tony Romo, as clickbait titles suggest, then he would be a great voice in the ear of the QB as a QB coach, and probably a top notch offensive coordinator. He loves the game, is a student of the game, and would be tremendously effective at designing plays. Few collarbone injuries in the offensive coordinator world, right?

Yes, the Dak-Romo relationship is probably a bit icy, but that can be a good thing too, both would have to be intentionally professional in their discussions.

not another first year OC....done with that type of experiment.

 

[big dog cowboy]

A guy too lazy to do a few hours of homework to prepare for broadcasting games is going to put in 80 hours a week to be a coach? In what alternate universe?

Yeah Tony isn't coming.