Twitter: Helman: "The most Tony Romo-esque performance I've ever seen from Dak."

[WoodysGirl]

I agree...

 

[Roadtrip635]

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

That game was way worse I don’t think it’s even possible to win a game as bad as Romo was that day. But he did.

 

[WoodysGirl]

My fellow chat buddy we are always on the same page. lol

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Damn good point.

 

[gtb1943]

I was shaking my head that day after we won
But to be blunt comparing the two instances is total horsecrap

 

[gtb1943]

tony stank to high heaven most of that game; a lot worse than dak did
BUT he also came back from a much lower point than Dak did so really the two are not comparable

 

[jazzcat22]

Dak the Steeler killer.

He did it is 2016, well, Zeke was huge part of that.
Now he / they do it again. Though Dak a much bigger part this time than Zeke.

 

[JayFord]

This game was nowhere near romo’s 07 game against the bills

Romo was outright putrid throwing 5 picks

Daks game last night was just a soso performance with him gutting it out at the end, something you see Mahomes do and Manning and Brady did it plenty of times

A gusty win

But that 07 bills game was disgusting qb play

 

[JayFord]

tony stank to high heaven most of that game; a lot worse than dak did
BUT he also came back from a much lower point than Dak did so really the two are not comparable

I think I used more profanity that game than I’ve used in all other games combined…

 

[dfense]

I'm just happy to see Dak throw a game winner in the last minute. Can you even remember the last time he did that?

 

[zrinkill]

Unfortunately he plays like Tony Romo in the playoffs too ....... maybe that will change?

 

[gtb1943]

Unfortunately he plays like Tony Romo in the playoffs too ....... maybe that will change?

Overall Tony played better in the playoffs than Dak has; at least while the game was in any way in doubt

but not good enough; just like Dak

 

[Qcard]

I think I used more profanity that game than I’ve used in all other games combined…

I wanted Tony drug tested after that game.....

I was in shock....I was so mad I didn't have any more energy for victory Romo....that game was exhausting

 

[gtb1943]

I wanted Tony drug tested after that game.....

I was in shock....I was so mad I didn't have any more energy for victory Romo....that game was exhausting

That was back when I was still drinking; now I hardly do

BUT my fifth of Southern Comfort was empty soon after

 

[KJJ]

Buffalo sucked in 2007. The Cowboys were heavily favored to win that game. This game was totally different. We were playing a 3-1 Steelers team and were underdogs and hardly anyone was picking us to win the game. We were a complete mash unit last night and still found a way to win. This was one of the most gutsy performances I’ve seen by the Cowboys in years. We’ll see if they can build off it. This was the most resilient performance I’ve seen by Dak.

 

[Qcard]

That game was way worse I don’t think it’s even possible to win a game as bad as Romo was that day. But he did.

Probably the most unprofessional and clutch game by a Cowboy Franchise QB ever ...Tony was an enigma

 

[Qcard]

Buffalo sucked in 2007. The Cowboys were heavily favored to win that game. This game was totally different. We were playing a 3-1 Steelers team and were underdogs and hardly anyone was picking us to win the game. We were a complete mash unit last night and still found a way to win.

That is why the depths of Romo's performance that day was so bad....but Romo became the best player on the field by end of game... almost like they plucked a fan out the stands to start and by 4th QTR turned into Marino

 

[WoodysGirl]

I'm just happy to see Dak throw a game winner in the last minute. Can you even remember the last time he did that?

Not sure, but

 

[Runwildboys]

I'm just happy to see Dak throw a game winner in the last minute. Can you even remember the last time he did that?

On his last possible play, barring a defensive penalty. I was preparing myself for a panicked throw, or a poor attempt at a trick play, but he and Tolbert stepped up.