DandyDon1722
It's been a good 'un, ain't it?
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No excuses, players play hurt, the offense was bad, but Romo and the offense made plays to win it when they needed it.
Also heard that Romo was short-stepping all his throws because he was not following through on his hip. Hope it doesn't tighten up tomorrow.
Romo kept Brooking concerned
4:40 PM Sun, Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Gerry Fraley/Reporter E-mail | News tips
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Keith Brooking was concerned about the health of quarterback Tony Romo throughout Sunday's win against Washington.
Romo injured his back making a tackle after a first-quarter turnover. He stayed in the game but had difficulty.
``I must have asked him 10 timew `are you okay?' '' Brooking said. ``You could tell he was hurting, but he kept going out there and grinding.''
Romo put together a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter. It ended with Romo improvising on the fly to find Patrick Crayton on a 10-yard touchdown pass.
``That's the Tony Romo I remember seeing before I got here,'' said Brooking, who played the previous 11 seasons with Atlanta. ``He has that uncanny ability to make tha t play when it really matters.
Also heard that Romo was short-stepping all his throws because he was not following through on his hip. Hope it doesn't tighten up tomorrow.
Romo kept Brooking concerned
4:40 PM Sun, Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Gerry Fraley/Reporter E-mail | News tips
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Keith Brooking was concerned about the health of quarterback Tony Romo throughout Sunday's win against Washington.
Romo injured his back making a tackle after a first-quarter turnover. He stayed in the game but had difficulty.
``I must have asked him 10 timew `are you okay?' '' Brooking said. ``You could tell he was hurting, but he kept going out there and grinding.''
Romo put together a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter. It ended with Romo improvising on the fly to find Patrick Crayton on a 10-yard touchdown pass.
``That's the Tony Romo I remember seeing before I got here,'' said Brooking, who played the previous 11 seasons with Atlanta. ``He has that uncanny ability to make tha t play when it really matters.
