LocimusPrime
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why are we using random numbers like 230 yds. Why not 250,275, or 300 as a bench mark for comparison
If our dysfunctionally ran franchise couldn’t surround Romo with enough why do we think they will Dak?I completely understand where you're coming from. I just think Dak is serviceable enough with a good defense and a solid running back in Ezekiel Elliott. If the offensive line can just get healthy we can make a run or two. It will all be up to the defense to stay consistent. I don't think Dak can carry the team
When Romo first started the standard for passing was not where it was today.
Also, we aren't comparing Dak to Romo as a rookie....we are comparing him to the Romo that was run out of town for this iteration for Dak. That Romo had MVP upside. This Dak does not.
Also that Romo started those first 35 games with a much worse supporting cast than Dak has had in his first 35 games. Let's not be silly. This isn't even apples to oranges this is an apples to chicken pot pie type comparison.
you put them there to show Dak but Whatis the focus? im going to ask it was your post..explain what you are trying to show.???If you have to ask then I don't think anyone can explain it to you.
Romo had a good line, good running back, #2 All Time NFL HOF Wide Receiver, a young HOF bound TE and a top 10 defense. Right "much worse"..
As to the first part, Romo also was grimacing after every minor NFL hit , was taking pain injections for his back before every game, couldn't stay in the field, and couldn't run forwards anymore. It was time to move on.
You're welcome!Thanks for the compliment I know you don't mean
Romo had a good line, good running back, #2 All Time NFL HOF Wide Receiver, a young HOF bound TE and a top 10 defense. Right "much worse"..
As to the first part, Romo also was grimacing after every minor NFL hit , was taking pain injections for his back before every game, couldn't stay in the field, and couldn't run forwards anymore. It was time to move on.
Romo had a good line, good running back, #2 All Time NFL HOF Wide Receiver, a young HOF bound TE and a top 10 defense. Right "much worse"..
As to the first part, Romo also was grimacing after every minor NFL hit , was taking pain injections for his back before every game, couldn't stay in the field, and couldn't run forwards anymore. It was time to move on.
why are we using random numbers like 230 yds. Why not 250,275, or 300 as a bench mark for comparison
Ultra extreme exaggeration.As to the first part, Romo also was grimacing after every minor NFL hit
Probable.was taking pain injections for his back before every game
'Could not stay on the field after sustaining an injury that would not allow him to safety participate'? Happens to every player sustaining an injury meeting the criteria in every sport.couldn't stay in the field
Fabrication.and couldn't run forwards anymore
Oh I don't know, Romo showed some pain a few times.Romo wasn’t grimacing anymore than Rodgers does after big hits...
He broke his collarbone and had an awkward hit on him in a preseason game.
A) if the team was so good why did Romo take over mid season? This is revisionist history. Per usual people look at the "stars" of our team and ignore the depth of it.
B) Romo was healthy and ready to play when he gave his concession speech. That's all that matters. You can say he couldn't make it through the rest of the season but you'd just be guessing.
You mean 2006?A) if the team was so good why did Romo take over mid season? This is revisionist history. Per usual people look at the "stars" of our team and ignore the depth of it.
B) Romo was healthy and ready to play when he gave his concession speech. That's all that matters. You can say he couldn't make it through the rest of the season but you'd just be guessing.
The dude was beat to hell and seemed like he was always hurt from 2010 on, even if he played through the pain. His ribs were seemingly always broken or bruised.Oh I don't know, Romo showed some pain a few times.
The defense we currently have is the main part of the team that has the potential to be "much better" than anything that Romo had (because the defense was bad in some seasons). Don't see where else Dak has a "much better" supporting cast than Romo had. Romo had Witten and Dez in their prime. And also RBs like Barber who for a season or two was playing well enough to make Dallas a threat in the running game.
It's not becoming, it is on year 3.This is clearly becoming a Romo/ Dak divide. Lol
Broken hand, bruised hand, multiple broken collar bones, multiple fractured back vertibre, disc hernia, rib fracture, stomach, punctured lung.....Whoa.The dude was beat to hell and seemed like he was always hurt from 2010 on, even if he played through the pain. His ribs were seemingly always broken or bruised.
Ultra extreme exaggeration.
Probable.
'Could not stay on the field after sustaining an injury that would not allow him to safety participate'? Happens to every player sustaining an injury meeting the criteria in every sport.
Fabrication.
A) if the team was so good why did Romo take over mid season? This is revisionist history. Per usual people look at the "stars" of our team and ignore the depth of it.
B) Romo was healthy and ready to play when he gave his concession speech. That's all that matters. You can say he couldn't make it through the rest of the season but you'd just be guessing.