Belichick still impressed with Romo

Romo is a stud. I would be fine tomorrow if he could be our HC and wouldn't worry one bit about him having any coaching experience.

Me too. but I don't think he'd want the job. Broadcasting will be his lifetime gig.
 
Romo had awful coaches during his years in Dallas.
sad but a burned out BP was so much better than what followed; first a doughboy DC masquerading as a HC then a wet behind the ears trainee that turned out to be mediocre at best
 
In his last full season (2014), Romo became only the 5th player with at least eight consecutive qualifying seasons among the Top 10 in passer rating.

Manning, Brady, Fouts, Young, Romo.

I still have never seen this mentioned anywhere.

Consecutive Qualifying Seasons
Top 10 Passers
(adjusted for league size)

15 Manning (1999-2010, 2012-2014)
11 Brady (2001-07, 09-12)
8 Fouts (1978-85)
8 Young (1991-98)
8 Romo (2006-09, 2011-14)
7 Dawson (1962-68)
7 Rodgers (2008-14)
6 Griese (1971, 73-74, 76-78)
6 Baugh (1940-45)
6 Tarkenton (1972-77)
5 Unitas (1963-67)
 
Tony was a great player, and somehow under appreciated in Dallas.
under appreciated by some, but not by all...
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Than you will be heartbroken with Dak too
I didn't feel this way 4.5 years into Romo's career. That's 3 years on the bench, and 1 + years playing. So excuse me while I try to give the guy a little more time. Having said that, I'm for competition as I was for Romo, which he never received.
 
I would be fine if he came down from that booth to take over at QB!!!!
Actually, we would win the SB. Not that Dak is not the QB1 in the future but what Dak struggles with are Romos strong suit. Defenses would be tore apart for cheating up.

But, I think his playing days are done. He's having too much fun...
 
Tony was a great player, and somehow under appreciated in Dallas.
I'm not sure you can say underappreciated.

I'm mean they built this OL FOR Romo.

It was a big part of the Romo-Friendly offense.

So eventhough he really didn't play much behind the current OL..

I appreciate the legacy left after his departure that is certainly the backbone of our team.

Of course it is the coaches and scouts that should get all the credit.

But Romo was the catalyst for why to do it.

They valued him to invest to what was upfront.

I appreciate it fully.

Thanx, Romo-kins.

Bake me some cookies will ya?
 

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