You're wrong. He made the Pro bowl in '16. He was an All-Pro in 2014. Out of curiosity, what is your excuse for Dak for failing to throw the ball to open receivers in the Carolina game (or for some of the bad throws he did when he made them). Dez isn't here any more because he's a headache who didn't fit into what Dak's strengths were. Not because he can't play.
The only way for this to happen is for Dak to suck badly. I'd rather just seem him succeed and save the pick for an upgrade at WR or TE.
Wow. You really have some serious hate for the man. The reason why he's got a big job in the booth is because he was a cerebral QB and is personable. The guy will always be one of my faves. I like Dak and hope that one day when he hangs 'em up I'll feel the same way about him.
Which is why you are full of crap. He’s your fave so you’ll lie through your teeth to put him on a pedestal. BTW. I was a Romo supporter. But he made too many mistakes at crucial times to be placed into Sainthood. I’m just being realistic. Dak In year 3 is further along than Romo in year 3. Case closed. Now let’s sup our quarterback and see what the future holds n
More stupidity. Dez was a pro bowler in 2016 only as an alternate because Julio Jones wasn’t playing. Dez had 50 receptions for 796 yards. Is that pro bowl receiver numbers? Hell NO! Now all of a sudden Dez is All World when it helps you defend Romo Christ. LMAO
Stay out of grown folks’ business
I have no idea if the Cowboys would have won it all with Romo as QB that year. I doubt it because he tended to be snakebit, but I did know that we had no chance the moment they decided to go with a rookie QB. Maybe if the rookie QB beat out the vet in a competition the rookie would have been the better option, but they refused to allow one because they knew how it would have turned out.
You turned out to be right. So did the fans who boldly claimed the Cowboys would not and could not win with Tony Romo. Turns out you were both right.
That's your opinion. You try to bully your way thinking that your efforts will cut Dak extra slack, but he doesn't need it. He just needs to get better at understanding the pro game. He's a hard worker and I think he'll get there, but he's had a long way to go from what he was running in college to what he's supposed to be doing in the NFL. A lot of things broke his way in 2016. A lot didn't at the end of 2017, but none of this matters. If he can't run antyhing except RPO, he's gone. I gaurantee you that Romo understood what he was doing in year three even though he was doing it behind Bledsoe. Right now, Dak is still a work-in-progress waiting to flip the switch when it comes to running pro-style offenses.
Because of Garrett and Stephen, we'll never know for sure.
You are crazy. That vet was damaged goods. One hit away from a wheelchair. I’m glad Romo retired when he did. I would’ve been hurt to see him carted off like Irvin but in worse condition.
There isn’t a “we’ll never know for sure” about it. Romo is gone and we didn’t win with him. They were right unless Romo comes back and proves them wrong.
That's one outlook. But because we got the tease in the Philly game, we saw #9 playing like he was in his prime. As it wasn't Romo's decision, he doesn't have to prove anything. They made the call and they will be second guessed by a lot of folks for it.
Here is my answer..
You’re right he doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone. But the people who claimed we would never ever win with Romo are correct until proven otherwise. Hypotheticals don’t make them wrong.
If you were worth anymore of my time I'd link to the dozens and dozens of posts blaming the line, the receivers, the coaching....
I was reading the story and half way through I had to put the Vaseline bottle away...so that was disappointing
