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Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboys head coach Bill Parcells recently joined The Rich Eisen Show to talk about Tony Romo all things football. Below is a portion of their interview.
Rich Eisen: Let's talk Tony Romo. It appears in the eyes of many that this is the end game for him, that he can't stay healthy. There are some that think he should retire. I'd love to get your thoughts on Tony Romo's latest injury, coach.
Bill Parcells: I have a very long relationship with Tony. Actually I just text him the other night after I found out about it. Pretty extensive text. You know, I wouldn't count this guy out just yet. I mean I think when you're in your mid-30's and you've been hurt a couple years a row, those whispers all start. People doubt. They do those things and that's just human nature. Also maybe his successor has arrived. We're not sure about that yet. But it looks like that may be the case.
With that in mind, you feel a little like an outsider as a player. Coaches still have to coach. They're sympathetic but they have to coach who's there. And you're not there. So it's all those things and it can kind of put you in a little bit of a dark place if you don't watch it.
But I don't underestimate this young man. He's got rare toughness and I know he's going to make an effort to get better. Now what happens after that? He's got still conditioning after he rehabilitates his injury.He's still got conditioning time and he's got to get back into the flow of football. That's a pretty big task at this time of year.
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Rich Eisen: Let's talk Tony Romo. It appears in the eyes of many that this is the end game for him, that he can't stay healthy. There are some that think he should retire. I'd love to get your thoughts on Tony Romo's latest injury, coach.
Bill Parcells: I have a very long relationship with Tony. Actually I just text him the other night after I found out about it. Pretty extensive text. You know, I wouldn't count this guy out just yet. I mean I think when you're in your mid-30's and you've been hurt a couple years a row, those whispers all start. People doubt. They do those things and that's just human nature. Also maybe his successor has arrived. We're not sure about that yet. But it looks like that may be the case.
With that in mind, you feel a little like an outsider as a player. Coaches still have to coach. They're sympathetic but they have to coach who's there. And you're not there. So it's all those things and it can kind of put you in a little bit of a dark place if you don't watch it.
But I don't underestimate this young man. He's got rare toughness and I know he's going to make an effort to get better. Now what happens after that? He's got still conditioning after he rehabilitates his injury.He's still got conditioning time and he's got to get back into the flow of football. That's a pretty big task at this time of year.
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