Doomsday101;5039924 said:
But they have so called choked in before in big games. So if Romo wins a SB then he is as good? Eli and Flacco are good QB they also happen to play on solid teams. As I mentioned NY Giants defense played a hugh role in beating Dallas, GB and NE they shut down a NE team that avg 34 fricken points a game and guess what Eli did not play a single down in defense.
Flacco teams went through some injuries they also started getting healthy and saw the return of guys like Lewis back in their lineup and played very well down the stretch. I take nothing from those QB but it was still an overall team effort not them alone. Hell Eli has had some very bad games in big games so has Flacco and many Raven fans were boo hooing about him as many of you do about Romo. Now he has a ring and he is great? :laugh2: One day you just may figure out this game involves a lot more than QB's alone and the winner is not about who has the best QB it is who has the best teams.
This last SB 49ers QB and Balt QB are not the best QB in the league not even close to Rodgers ability but they won because they play on a better overall team. It really is as simple as that but as long as some continue to view the QB based on SB alone then it becomes a waste of time trying to explain the game because you will never get it.
So much of it with Romo is the lack of sample size. If it was like Flacco, for example, where almost every single year he was playing for a Playoff level team--with or without him--then at some point if you're a good player, you will break through.
Flacco was in the playoffs every year and his team won games where he performed at as bad a level as any player in the history of the playoffs...I mean, the guy had a QB rating of 10 in one game and his team won.
Well after all of that experience in the playoffs, he finally started putting it together last year and especially this year. He was still fairly JAG in the regualr season, so his team actually carried him to to the playoffs. Wouldn't that be nice.
Eli also put together two great runs in the playoffs.
However, all three of his other playoff appearances have been one and done....with some really horrible performances mixed in.
But he's had some good teams and some great defenses...and enough chances that he has made good on it.
Both those guys got enough chances and ended up getting on a roll, so they deserve a ton of credit.
I happen to think that if you give Romo
enough chances with a good team, he too would break through. Not every time--nobody does that--but eventually at least once he would get on a roll. He's very capable.