Tony showed that he couldn't stay healthy, unless he made it through the entire season and the playoffs, then you'd be back with Dak as your quarterback, which is what we have now.
For Tony's sake, and his wife's and kid's sake, he should stay retired....
I’m as big of a Romo fan as anyone but he’s been out of the league too long now. I wouldn’t want a guy to come back without having a full training camp especially not at the QB position. The guy has an awesome gig where he’s at.
Tony showed that he couldn't stay healthy, unless he made it through the entire season and the playoffs, then you'd be back with Dak as your quarterback, which is what we have now.
For Tony's sake, and his wife's and kid's sake, he should stay retired....
posts like this is why I hate cowboys fans.
With today's rules, Romo could play for another 5-6 years, at least. Look at Brady.
PLUS You can barely touch the QBs now, he was always getting landed on, and now THAT is illegal (LOL). He would be the perfect solution, and knows the system better than the coaches. The man is a gamer, one of my favorite players of all time, all sports.
The rules are that you can barely touch the quarterback, correct. But everybody would know that one good hit on Romo, and he's out of the game. And what would it cost the other team? A 15 yard penalty. Big deal. They essentially win the game with Romo out and suffer relatively nothing. And the last hit on Romo didn't even draw a penalty, because he was a runner. Think Romo would never run in a game? Of course he would, he's a competitor, if it took a 5 yard run to score a td or get a game-clinching first down, he'd do it without a thought.
I loved watching Romo as much as you do, but his time is passed. We're stuck with Dak or whoever, like it or not. Sad, I watch players like P. Manning have a lousy season and lousy SB performance, and win the danged trophy. Romo carries the team on his back and gets scorned, ridiculed and raked over the coals just because he didn't win a SB...
I wish....he could play another 3 years with new QB rules