DABOYZ
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Vintage;2359829 said:I wish Nick Folk would start talking smack.
That would be awesome.
HAAHHAAA!! Or just run over to one of our lineman and kick him square in the :moon: .
Vintage;2359829 said:I wish Nick Folk would start talking smack.
That would be awesome.
I wouldn't say I was a huge fan of everything Parcells, but I do think a little less talking wouldn't hurt.Dave_in-NC;2359839 said:Yes mam. I think Parcells knew what mental morons most of this team is.
Phillips must be one of those parents who think kids belong in adult conversations.
I liked Parcells style way, way better. Not to mention he was pretty funny and the press HAD to respect him. If not he made them look foolish, not vise versa as we have today.
dre1614;2359175 said:Munchies Out!:laugh2: :laugh2:
Canadian BoyzFan;2359591 said:So, simple question: Has Romo demonstrated leadership qualitities THIS year. Please provide examples.
TIA.
WoodysGirl;2359862 said:I wouldn't say I was a huge fan of everything Parcells, but I do think a little less talking wouldn't hurt.
As for the respect factor, people didn't respect Wade to begin with. He could've done everything Parcells way and there would still be no respect. Right now, Wade is on track to do a Parcells-style 2nd year crash, so that just adds to the overall lack of respect.
Don Corleone;2359072 said:How far have we fallen now that we have people checking out the thickness of Romo's cast...and then they write articles about it?
InmanRoshi;2359940 said:They didn't write "articles" about it.
I don't think you understand what a blog is.
CrazyMonster;2359094 said:He's not playing this week. He is soft just like the rest of this team.
He will come back when the team in 4-7 in week 12 & all the pressure is off
You got that right, Doctor32. You're as cool as the guy in your sig.Doctor32;2359570 said:No. The implication reinforced by your lame definition of what you think a leader is or should be is flawed at best.
Time and time again #9 has bailed this team, that defense, that special teams unit, out of holes. This team believes in him, and they rely on him, to a fault, to continue to make the extraordinary - ordinary. That's a leader; not some "Rah Rah Shish Boom Bah" in your face jack ***.
Don't forget the Cleveland game when he had the bloody chin that required 17 stitches, but kept going and led the team to a touchdown.CanadianCowboysFan;2359882 said:Coming back against the Cardinals, continuing to stand there and get pummeled that game, almost coming back against the Commanders, the drive against the Bengals to ice the game, not quitting against the Eagles when he almost fumbled the game away
Aikmaniac;2361395 said:It's time for Romo to take the blame.
I agree. I like Tony but someone on this team needs to take charge and he's supposed to be the leader.Canadian BoyzFan;2359182 said:Who said anything about not playing?
Where is Tony standing in front of the players and the media saying we are going to be alright. Why is he ducking interviews? I don't see Tony getting in anyone's face during the games and demanding more of his O-line. Where was Tony when the team wasn't playing well. He was sulking too.
This is NOT a leader. He is a great QB, but NOT a leader.