I'm a huge Tony Romo fan, but I was never really in on all of the HOF stuff. People complain about his 8-8 seasons, but I think without Romo we would have been the Browns & had a lot of top 5 picks.
Romo won't be considered for the Hall of Fame on 1st ballot or many after. Those other guys will play some more years, retire and after 5 years still get in before Romo is considered.Given when Romo retired versus the other HOF QBs of his era (Brady, Brees, Rogers, etc.) he might actually have a clear path in that there will be no other QBs that need to get in ahead of him. I don't see it being enough, though.
He doesn’t have a ring and he wasn’t a top 5 QB of his era. Manning, Brady, Brees, Rodgers and Big Ben should all be placed higher. You can argue he’s better than Ben maybe(I wouldn’t) but not the others. He doesn’t even have a MVP, he was never once considered “the best” at any point of his career.
There are hundreds of quality players that have their career limited due to circumstances out of their control. That’s part of the game and shouldn’t be an argument for the hall of fame.
If Garrett was that bad, Romo should’ve been in Jerry’s ear and not going to sporting events with Jason.
You're the one one who brought up a QB that this article is NOT about. You and your slobbering comments are obsessed with Prescott.This is the Daily Troll by the Dak slobberers
We really can’t find any fake Dak propaganda stats on Twitter anymore, can we? Everyone on this forum knows Tony isn’t going to make the Hall of Fame, but yeah let’s have a bunch of brainless Dak slobberers blow off some steam against their strawman.
The argument against “Plunker” is pretty easy... he wasn’t any good. Didn’t even make a single Pro Bowl.Jim Plunker has two SB rings and he's not in. Explain
As for Romo....hell no.
No, overall win loss would not get him there and no success in post season. Personally I think Romo was a very good player over the course of his career but the things they tend to look at when voting for HOF is just not there.