I could be wrong I can't remember if it was Witten or Garrett or if it was both who wanted to ride with Dak. I remember being shocked because they both were Romo guys or considered Romo guys.
I really wanted Romo to succeed, but his health wasn't worth the risk. Glad that he didn't push it. Just like Danny White - relegated to the 'What if' category. Fortunately, Dak was there.
Romo was easily in Brees caliber, just not in longevity.
Easily? Brees at his peak was a top 5 quarterback. Romo was never top 5....and you can't say easily and then omit longevity.
I agree. It would've been incredibly stupid to put Romo back out there with his back messed up just for him to get hurt again and then have to go back to Dak and hope to capture that magic again. Its the only decision Garrett made that was smart and took balls. I'd give him that. That's the only one I can remember though.
If only...
I initially did too. I was blinded by Romo especially that 2014 season. When he had to go out here and he couldn't practice all week and had to get shots before every game.....that probably should've been the time to give it up.
You know Garrett likes to spot the opposing team about 20 points and then likes to finally get things in gear. Nothing is ever easy with him.
Lol. Why don’t you destroy Wentz AC joint? Then see. Oh that’s right. He wouldn’t play.I dont know how anyone could think that after watching Wentz beat the Cowboys with WRs off the street. You switch those two QBs for that game and I would bet Wentz wins with Dallas.
He's fortunate to have survived the repeated injuries and still play golf, let alone walk.
He really came out on top. I know you can't tell someone like him that. He was the overachiever who got to the big stage and excelled. He doesn't want to hear about how he's doing good post NFL career but he really came out on top. And he's looking like a HOF candidate with some of this post career stuff.
Romo was pretty obviously top 5 at different points in his career. Stop pretending like you're not a clueless troll. You don't know what you're talking about.
We are fortunate as fans to have had Romo and, now, Dak.
Or attempt to do so.
No. He led the NFL in anything relevant one season and that was when Murray had the best season a Dallas RB ever had. If that was Prescott you'd be making excuses.
