theebs;2627102 said:
Jason witten also said he isnt and I bet Romo will say he isnt tomorrow night also.
Those guys are leaders, they shouldnt and never have thrown anyone under the bus so it makes sense.
But to be fair, ware said last week while at the superbowl part he attended for charity that the locker room needs to be cleaned up and the guys need to be accountable and closer together.....witten echoed similar statements the week of the superbowl.
So anything can be made of that.
What can be made of it is people taking their agenda and using it to put words in mouths that weren't there.
Witten said point blank he wanted T.O. back and that the locker room needed changes but the team was better with T.O.
It is really hard to be more clear than Witten was yet folks will still try to make him an example of evil T.O.
The only things T.O. has said recently are that "romo is his boy" and they argue as any QB/WR do but they are good and will continue to work together to win.
I still think this important roster decision is a close one.
There are pluses and minuses but only a complete idiot thinks it is 100% one way or the other.
Regardless of the decision it is completely illogical and humorous to try and pin everything on T.O. It wasn't T.O, trying to fight Marty B or getting drunk and arrested in Indiana.