Did Romo seem a bit off after Dak injury

darthseinfeld · Oct 11, 2020

He seemed to lose some energy in the booth after Dak went down. He seemed very somber, and like his mind was somewhere else.

sweetness0986 · Oct 11, 2020

Pretty sure everyone watching had that same reaction. Hard to watch something like that and resume as normal. Plus he knows first hand the ramifications of major injuries.

Bob-Lillys-War · Oct 11, 2020

yes .

his voice was breaking .

crashintonickdm · Oct 11, 2020

Tony loves Dak. How could he return to being super excited?

Howboutdemcowboys31 · Oct 11, 2020

I think everyone was off. I couldn't focus at all after that

jazzcat22 · Oct 11, 2020

May have. Being a QB and often injured, he probably felt very bad for Dak.

WoodysGirl · Oct 11, 2020

It wasn't just Romo. That injury sucked the life out of NFL twitter.

Moltisanti · Oct 11, 2020

“Gotta hope that’s a cramp, Jim” While we’re all staring at a foot facing the wrong direction. Worst call ever

erod · Oct 11, 2020

darthseinfeld said:
He seemed to lose some energy in the booth after Dak went down. He seemed very somber, and like his mind was somewhere else.

He's been through it before multiple times himself as a Cowboy.

It took him back.

Swagger · Oct 11, 2020

I think the everyone was. The fans, the announcers, etc.

Prescott comes across like a genuinely good guy. He has played for peanuts over the past four years, he has gone through a lot in his personal life and it was just very sad to see, especially when he started crying on the cart as he knew it was serious and that his season was over. But he should be remembered for his initial reaction after the injury happened. He took it look a man mountain and huge respect to him for that.

Longer term he will get paid somewhere regardless - if Teddy Bridgewater got paid and has come back better than ever after his horrific injuries then so will Dak. Whether that's in Dallas is another question - I think it depends on how well Dalton gets on as it will give everyone an idea of how important Prescott is to this offense.

Ranching · Oct 11, 2020

I thought it was the liquor. Sucks!

big dog cowboy · Oct 11, 2020

WoodysGirl said:
It wasn't just Romo. That injury sucked the life out of NFL twitter.

WoodysGirl · Oct 11, 2020

Moltisanti said:
“Gotta hope that’s a cramp, Jim” While we’re all staring at a foot facing the wrong direction. Worst call ever

I was hoping it was a cramp too by the way Dak was holding his calf. I mean... it took a minute to see his foot was not where it was supposed to be.

Oz-of-Cowboy-Country · Oct 11, 2020

darthseinfeld said:
He seemed to lose some energy in the booth after Dak went down. He seemed very somber, and like his mind was somewhere else.

Yeah, he was thinking he could and would comeback, but not with that Oline. No thanks.

calico · Oct 11, 2020

It was a brutal injury to a former colleague. Of course he was upset.

darthseinfeld · Oct 11, 2020

Swagger said:
I think the everyone was. The fans, the announcers, etc.

Prescott comes across like a genuinely good guy. He has played for peanuts over the past four years, he has gone through a lot in his personal life and it was just very sad to see, especially when he started crying on the cart as he knew it was serious and that his season was over. But he should be remembered for his initial reaction after the injury happened. He took it look a man mountain and huge respect to him for that.

Longer term he will get paid somewhere regardless - if Teddy Bridgewater got paid and has come back better than ever after his horrific injuries then so will Dak. Whether that's in Dallas is another question - I think it depends on how well Dalton gets on as it will give everyone an idea of how important Prescott is to this offense.

Hearing him in the booth kinda reminded me of some peoples reactions to bad/tragic moments. How sometimes you see a person who is normally very positive and energetic completely down. Reinforces the reality of the situation

Typhus · Oct 11, 2020

WoodysGirl said:
I was hoping it was a cramp too by the way Dak was holding his calf. I mean... it took a minute to see his foot was not where it was supposed to be.

I was hoping that he was just pointing at his shoe coming off, but I was in denial,, when you see injuries like that, you know its bad.

darthseinfeld · Oct 11, 2020

Oz-of-Cowboy-Country said:
Yeah, he was thinking he could and would comeback, but not with that Oline. No thanks.

Im fairly certain he wasnt thinking that lol

nightrain · Oct 11, 2020

Dak's injury had a profound affect on the league's fraternity. Hard to see such a classy player suffer an egregious injury. He will bounce back, though. Bet on that.

Risen Star · Oct 11, 2020

crashintonickdm said:
Tony loves Dak. How could he return to being super excited?

Yes, I'm sure he loves the guy who took his job.

Did Romo seem a bit off after Dak injury

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