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[Runwildboys]

Who was that?

Don't know. All he said was, "A great coach..."

 

[Runwildboys]

12:00 - TOM LANDRY TIME!

 

[DonaldM]

12:00 - TOM LANDRY TIME!

Go have asma on another field

 

[Runwildboys]

Go have asma on another field

That was Jimmy's asthma quote!

 

[tyke1doe]

Who made Jethro? Lol

Mama and Daddy Jethro?

 

[Diehardblues]

Mama and Daddy Jethro?

Of course. Lol

But I was thinking Jimmy. Who without the early success not sure Jethro would have survived.

 

[tyke1doe]

Of course. Lol

But I was thinking Jimmy. Who without the early success not sure Jethro would have survived.

I was just kidding.

 

[DonaldM]

Go have asma on another field

I can spell asma with the best. Staubach had more chicks than Namath. Finally figured out why so many were in love with Romo. Roger the Dover.

 

[nyc-cowboy]

Parcells quit and did nothing for Romo other let him rot on the bench while he played a washed up Bledslow and a washed up Testicleverde.

Do you seriously think that?

 

[DonaldM]

Do you seriously think that?

Exactly

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

Parcells gets a lot of grief from Cowboys Fans?

I don't think so. By the end it was clear that the game had passed him by on defense, but I think everyone gives him credit for building a contender. The Team That Parcells Built, wasted by Jerry.

As soon as Jerry brought Wade in he fumbled the ball and made it worse when Garrett came in.

 

[StarChamber_33]

Thats still trying. Im sure he is happy with who he got.

But I do wonder what Romo's career would have been like had he played for Payton in New Orleans. He might be in the HOF.

Really?? Wow!! It's not that I don't think Payton is a great offensive mind, but I just don't view Romo in the same lens that a lot of people on these message boards view him.. Romo carved out a heck of a career for a guy that was undrafted, but he was never good enough when he needed to be. In fact, Romo is the opposite of that, his turnovers and blunders were mostly self-inflicted, and no coach in the world can change that.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Yea but at that time Romo was just a backup. A 3rd round pick was for a backup not a starter.

Dallas countered with wanting a 2 rd pick but Sean didn’t . Context is important.

Right...that's what I am saying. If I understand the comment correctly...Sean offered a 3rd round pick for an undrafted backup qb? If correct that is a SOLID offer and show of faith he had in Romo.

 

[Diehardblues]

Right...that's what I am saying. If I understand the comment correctly...Sean offered a 3rd round pick for an undrafted backup qb? If correct that is a SOLID offer and show of faith he had in Romo.

Yes, agree on that but my point is it was for Romo to be a backup not the starter. Or Sean would have gladly stepped up with a 2 nd round pick.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Really?? Wow!! It's not that I don't think Payton is a great offensive mind, but I just don't view Romo in the same lens that a lot of people on these message boards view him.. Romo carved out a heck of a career for a guy that was undrafted, but he was never good enough when he needed to be. In fact, Romo is the opposite of that, his turnovers and blunders were mostly self-inflicted, and no coach in the world can change that.

This is pure BULLSHIP. He has a VERY good wining percentage, completion rate, and fourth qtr comeback winning percentage. This notion that is was Romo that *** up the games is pure imagination.

Fourth Quarter Comebacks

1. Tony Romo – 25
2. Troy Aikman – 16
3. Roger Staubach – 15
4. Danny White - 12
5. Don Meredith - 8

Game-Winning Drives

1. Tony Romo – 30
2. Roger Staubach – 23
3. Troy Aikman – 21
4. Danny White – 16
5. Don Meredith – 8

Career Passer Rating

1. Aaron Rodgers (2005-2016) - 104.1
2. Russell Wilson (2012-2016) – 99.6
3. Tom Brady (2000-2016) – 97.2
4. Tony Romo (2004-2016) – 97.1
5. Steve Young (1985-1999) – 96.8

Career Completion Percentage

1. Drew Brees (2001-2016) – 66.6%
2. Chad Pennington (2000-2010) – 66.0%
3. Kirk Cousins (2012-2016) – 65.9%
4. Kurt Warner (1998-2009) – 65.5%
5. Peyton Manning (1998-2015) – 65.3%
6. Tony Romo (2004-2016) – 65.3%

Just for starters. But according to you he's a big fat choker? I could go on if you want more of it.

Total Passing Yards

1. Tony Romo – 34,183
2. Troy Aikman – 32,942
3. Roger Staubach – 22,700
4. Danny White – 21,959
5. Don Meredith – 17,199

Total Completions

1. Troy Aikman – 2,898
2. Tony Romo – 2,829
3. Danny White – 1,761
4. Roger Staubach – 1,685
5. Don Meredith – 1,170

Total Passing Touchdowns

1. Tony Romo - 248
2. Troy Aikman - 165
3. Danny White - 155
4. Roger Staubach - 153
5. Don Meredith - 135

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Yes, agree on that but my point is it was for Romo to be a backup not the starter. Or he would have gladly stepped up with a 2 nd round pick.

Again.....furthers the point. Not sure he would have been the backup for very long with a 3rd round trade.

 

[Diehardblues]

Again.....furthers the point. Not sure he would have been the backup for very long with a 3rd round trade.

He would have been a backup with Brees there.

 

[Diehardblues]

Do you seriously think that?

Mine says video unavailable ?? I’m not a tech guy. Lol

 

[Diehardblues]

Oh PLEEZ. Romo was a very gifted undrafted quarterback. The talent he carried can't be taught.

He's also a dynamic golfer. Doesn't mean Tiger made him.

Romo is arguably the best NFL player to ever play golf . John Brodie , former 49er QB, played on the Senior tour which is only other NFL player I can recall on tour.

 

[Ranched]

Parcells made Romo

Romo was a very gifted undrafted quarterback. As a sophomore in 2000, Romo ranked second in Division I-AA in passing efficiency, completing 164 of 278 passes for 2,583 yards & 27 touchdowns.

After the season, he was honored as an All-America honorable mention, an All-Ohio Valley Conference member, & the OVC Player of the Year. I don't recall Parcells coaching Romo in college. What Romo had, can't be taught!

He's also a dynamic golfer. Doesn't mean Tiger made him.