DMN: New York Giants whine about refs, seem surprised Dallas Cowboys Tony Romo didn't screw up

[jobberone]

Jason Pierre-Paul: “He’s a good quarterback. He normally makes mistakes, but a game like this when you really need it, you don’t know what’s going to happen. He drove the ball on us. That last drive, we couldn’t get him off the field.”

Antrel Rolle: “Tony Romo is a great quarterback. They rely on him for a reason. ... People look at him and say, you know, Tony is going to screw something up in the fourth quarter. But Tony is a great quarterback. You got to take your hat off. He made the plays when he needed to make them.”

They actually think he's a very good QB, but what do they know? It's not like they face him or anything ...

This post and those comments aren't going to see a lot of the light of day.

 

[5Stars]

Don't talk the talk, if you can't walk the walk.

I hope that is a 5 Million Dollar lesson to the Giants.

Oh, and the Commanders hate you too, times two!

 

[big dog cowboy]

Jason Pierre-Paul: “He’s a good quarterback. He normally makes mistakes

Actually he doesn't.

 

[TwoDeep3]

What gets me is the same comments were on this board about the refs.

Now one of the most hated sports casters on this board is Tom Jackson, and his encapsulation of Romo's game, and much more Romo's career was very positive.

I suppose I don't need validation from players on other teams.

However, what I do appreciate is when the other team Dallas is playing waits for Romo to screw up, and he beats them.

Being underestimated is a good thing.

 

[joshjwp]

Maybe they were watching tape of the Denver and KC games. Not exactly masterpieces.

The Denver game WAS an absolute masterpiece. Go back and watch the pick that everyone brings up. His plant foot got stepped on by one of our linemen and our terrible excuse of a 2nd round pick ran a lazy route and tried to get downfield rather than coming across the field and then back to the ball. The pick was not Romo's fault. When he threw the ball Escobar had a step on his man. His lazy route let the guy get in underneath him. I know, I was a receiver. That was the receivers fault.

 

[Gameover]

The Denver game WAS an absolute masterpiece. Go back and watch the pick that everyone brings up. His plant foot got stepped on by one of our linemen and our terrible excuse of a 2nd round pick ran a lazy route and tried to get downfield rather than coming across the field and then back to the ball. The pick was not Romo's fault. When he threw the ball Escobar had a step on his man. His lazy route let the guy get in underneath him. I know, I was a receiver. That was the receivers fault.

I was just teasing one of your fellow Romoites. No need to get your dander up!

 

[popp1234]

That is hysterical that the team that general has the refs in their pockets have the audacity to complain! LOL.

There is a rumor going around that guaranteeing a win, talking smack for 6 days before a game that you end up losing to a hated division rival, at home, to virtually save your season, will do that to you.

 

[Phoenix]

they don’t never call that in the NFL.

That's right. They don't never.

 

[Phoenix]