Next Years Champ
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Tony Romo is in his 30s.
Yet he is prone to, as he is being pursued, to thow the ball off of one foot.
And typically into double coverage. And, yes, mein eyes half seen him thow into triple coverage.
While his team is still ahead, the late-game clock cries out for running the ball and lactating the clock. Plus, our running back badly wants the ball. So our highly-paid, field commander keeps thowing.
Now, as underwhelming as our coaching staff is , I just know that coaches half counseled him to thow the ball while standing solidly on two feet. And for him to not make desperate thows. And for him at times to choose a mundane running play instead of going for the power and the glory that is a Romo pass.
But nooooooooo.
I am beginning to think that he is uncoachable.
He should have learned these basic concepts fresh out of college. Or in his 2nd year of being a Dallas Cowboy. Or his cousin Lyle should half told him.
Too late for him to change his ways. I can imagine that his quarterback coach can only shrug, knowing that Tony is the boss and Tony will do it his way, the glory way, from now until he retires as a backup to Blake Bortles, a young, coachable QB who will know when to thow to Dez and when to hand off the ball.
http://www.ucfknights.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/blake_bortles_587127.html
Jerra, on my knees I beg off you to trade some deadwood and burn some 2015 draft picks to move up and get Bortles. Please, for the love of humanity and me.
Parcellls said that Romo is a coach killer remember?
Tony Romo is in his 30s.
Yet he is prone to, as he is being pursued, to thow the ball off of one foot.
And typically into double coverage. And, yes, mein eyes half seen him thow into triple coverage.
While his team is still ahead, the late-game clock cries out for running the ball and lactating the clock. Plus, our running back badly wants the ball. So our highly-paid, field commander keeps thowing.
Now, as underwhelming as our coaching staff is , I just know that coaches half counseled him to thow the ball while standing solidly on two feet. And for him to not make desperate thows. And for him at times to choose a mundane running play instead of going for the power and the glory that is a Romo pass.
But nooooooooo.
I am beginning to think that he is uncoachable.
He should have learned these basic concepts fresh out of college. Or in his 2nd year of being a Dallas Cowboy. Or his cousin Lyle should half told him.
Too late for him to change his ways. I can imagine that his quarterback coach can only shrug, knowing that Tony is the boss and Tony will do it his way, the glory way, from now until he retires as a backup to Blake Bortles, a young, coachable QB who will know when to thow to Dez and when to hand off the ball.
http://www.ucfknights.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/blake_bortles_587127.html
Jerra, on my knees I beg off you to trade some deadwood and burn some 2015 draft picks to move up and get Bortles. Please, for the love of humanity and me.