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Ray Lewis on Tony Romo: "He's up and down"
4:27 PM Wed, Dec 17, 2008 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis is a certain Hall of Famer. He will make his lone appearance in Texas Stadium on Saturday.
Lewis was asked about his impressions of Tony Romo.
"Tony Romo, he's an up-and-down quarterback," Lewis told reporters in Baltimore. "You can see him... Sometimes he can get blazing hot. He can make the same throws off back foots and the same throws throwing sideways. And then sometimes he doesn't. Sometimes he makes those same throws and they're huge mistakes."
Pressure is the key to stopping Romo. The Ravens have one of the better defenses in the NFL and expect them to attack Romo in the passing game.
"I think the thing you can't do is just sit back there and let him be comfortable, because Dallas, of course, has a lot of weapons on the offensive side of the ball, as well as defensive side of the ball," Lewis said. "But, you read about T.O. [Terrell Owens], or [Marion] Barber, or [Jason] Witten, all these guys.
He has a lot of playmakers on his side of the ball, so to let him sit back there and pick and choose, I think that's where he's most successful. People that have had success against him have really made him not sit back there comfortable."
4:27 PM Wed, Dec 17, 2008 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis is a certain Hall of Famer. He will make his lone appearance in Texas Stadium on Saturday.
Lewis was asked about his impressions of Tony Romo.
"Tony Romo, he's an up-and-down quarterback," Lewis told reporters in Baltimore. "You can see him... Sometimes he can get blazing hot. He can make the same throws off back foots and the same throws throwing sideways. And then sometimes he doesn't. Sometimes he makes those same throws and they're huge mistakes."
Pressure is the key to stopping Romo. The Ravens have one of the better defenses in the NFL and expect them to attack Romo in the passing game.
"I think the thing you can't do is just sit back there and let him be comfortable, because Dallas, of course, has a lot of weapons on the offensive side of the ball, as well as defensive side of the ball," Lewis said. "But, you read about T.O. [Terrell Owens], or [Marion] Barber, or [Jason] Witten, all these guys.
He has a lot of playmakers on his side of the ball, so to let him sit back there and pick and choose, I think that's where he's most successful. People that have had success against him have really made him not sit back there comfortable."