EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- No matter how hard he tries and until he takes the Dallas Cowboys far in the playoffs, not even to a Super Bowl, Tony Romo will have to deal with the prevailing thought so many people had early Sunday night even if it is not necessarily accurate. Admit it, more of you thought about the fourth-quarter interception against the Denver Broncos that led to the 51-48 loss on Oct. 6 than the 90-yard game-winning drive he directed three weeks ago against the Minnesota Vikings.
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