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I wish we would taken the QB position seriously and draft for one in the early rounds. I didn’t like either options.
I get the sick feeling that there will be a QB controversy in Dallas sooner than later. Maybe not this year. But that leg issue Dak has. I just get the feeling it won't be the last time he's going to be dealing with that. Also he isn't getting better as a passer and reading defenses IMO. I'm ready for the Cowboys to bring in some serious competition.I wish we would taken the QB position seriously and draft for one in the early rounds. I didn’t like either options.
Romo was not going to beat Rodgers with our defense. Let it go. The same problem we had in 2014 with the Dez catch game. We would have never stopped Rodgers.
I get the sick feeling that there will be a QB controversy in Dallas sooner than later. Maybe not this year. But that leg issue Dak has. I just get the feeling it won't be the last time he's going to be dealing with that. Also he isn't getting better as a passer and reading defenses IMO. I'm ready for the Cowboys to bring in some serious competition.
Romo should have been given the starting job back, for two reasons.Going back to 2016.
Even though Romo probably would have crumbled on the next sack he took, a part of me will always wonder what would have happened if Romo had been given a chance to gain his starting job back during the second half of the 2016 season.
Not saying that there was a chance in hell of that ever happening, but I do believe that if Romo had gotten the opportunity and if he could somehow have stayed healthy for the rest of the season, I do somehow believe he would have taken the Cowboys to the SB.
Something about that one series drive he had against the Eagles that made it look too easy. He looked like he was playing golf.
Knowing now that Dak was going to become just an above average QB, any regrets for not giving Romo one last shot?
It did not matter because Romo was a hit away from IR every play in every game.
Romo was a much better quarterback than he will ever get credit for being, but at that point his body was just no longer reliable enough to count on him for a full season.
I get the sick feeling that there will be a QB controversy in Dallas sooner than later. Maybe not this year. But that leg issue Dak has. I just get the feeling it won't be the last time he's going to be dealing with that. Also he isn't getting better as a passer and reading defenses IMO. I'm ready for the Cowboys to bring in some serious competition.
He retired because they didn't give him his starting position back .Why did Romo retire during the offseason. He was done.
Really?! You Romo lovers….. If somebody wanted him he could have played somewhere else similar to Alex Smith and Jimmy G. Let it go guys, he was done.He retired because they didn't give him his starting position back .
you cant let the locker room run the team or make decisions.Nope the locker room had moved on.
Going back to 2016.
Even though Romo probably would have crumbled on the next sack he took, a part of me will always wonder what would have happened if Romo had been given a chance to gain his starting job back during the second half of the 2016 season.
Not saying that there was a chance in hell of that ever happening, but I do believe that if Romo had gotten the opportunity and if he could somehow have stayed healthy for the rest of the season, I do somehow believe he would have taken the Cowboys to the SB.
Something about that one series drive he had against the Eagles that made it look too easy. He looked like he was playing golf.
Knowing now that Dak was going to become just an above average QB, any regrets for not giving Romo one last shot?
yep, I will always think if they let him play the last 2 games as test run, he would have beat GB.Romo was 100% healthy and cleared to play.
Romo was the superior QB and gave us our best chance to win.
I would only worry about a broken down Romo if he was actually re-injured. There was no reason he shouldn't have gotten his starting job back.
Going back to 2016.
Even though Romo probably would have crumbled on the next sack he took, a part of me will always wonder what would have happened if Romo had been given a chance to gain his starting job back during the second half of the 2016 season.
Not saying that there was a chance in hell of that ever happening, but I do believe that if Romo had gotten the opportunity and if he could somehow have stayed healthy for the rest of the season, I do somehow believe he would have taken the Cowboys to the SB.
Something about that one series drive he had against the Eagles that made it look too easy. He looked like he was playing golf.
Knowing now that Dak was going to become just an above average QB, any regrets for not giving Romo one last shot?