RD21
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Romo didn’t make those players. Key starters like TO, Witten, Dez, Murray and others had more of an influence on those guys’ stats while in Dallas because they drew the attention away from the second tier guys by commanding extra coverage rolled over the top and in Murray’s case, an extra man in the box. All Romo did is what any seasoned quarterback should do. THROW TO THE OPEN RECEIVERS. You guys kill me with that “Romo made them” BS... None of those guys remained effective as a main WR in Dallas with Romo or anywhere else for that matter. Once the previous number ones left those guys production fell off. Austin may have faired best. But much of his yardage was after the catch because he ran strong and broke a lot of tackles. Not because of some Romo Mojo. LMAO. They were all really good number twos who benefitted from single coverage vs. second and third best cornerbacks. With the exception of Dez. Who would’ve been Dez with or without Romo. You dudes with this Romo fanaticism are really delusional.
I agree.
I think a case can be made that T.O. made Romo. I believe without T.O., Romo wouldn't have had the career he did. Having T.O. for his first 3 years as a starter. really helped #9. A WR that can haul in 38 TD's, & 3600 yds in 3 seasons is top of the charts, & forces defenses to adjust. Same could be said for a similar 3yr span with Dez.
I'm of the opinion, without T.O., Romo wouldn't have been our starter for as long as he was.