RS12
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It's Time to Find Romo's Replacement ASAP
So you mean you mean a 55 million into a 34 Y/O QB with a balky back isnt looking like the greatest investment right now? Say it aint so.
It's Time to Find Romo's Replacement ASAP
Manziel is not an NFL QB. Think RG3-ish,tebow etc. Get a pocket passer that can move not a scrambler that can throw.
RG3 was pretty good before he got hurt, I remember several people on here fawning all over him last year.
I think Manziel can make all the throws, and his mobility is a plus. And he played at the highest level.
If it is a herniated disc it really is not anything to worry about. Aikman had the same injury 20 years ago, I am sure that disc surgeries have come a long way. Besides the 1993 season aikman never really had back problems again, yeah the 93 season he had some hamstring issues believed to be attributed to the back surgery. After that he was fine. I do believe we need to find a replacement but this injury has nothing to do with it.
My disc disagrees with you lol. It depends on how bad the bulge is and where it is located. A simple surgery could fix it with no more problems or it can end his career. They have come a long ways in just the last few years, but they can't fix everything. They have tried to fix mine about ten times now with major surgeries, but the problems continue. At this point, it is impossible for anybody to know until the proper test are done.
Exactly. Just because we had Romo, we feel the need to not even try to look. Packers did it the right way. Drafted Rodgers while Favre still had about 3-4 years left of being good. Pats drafted Brady while Bledsoe was still really good. Eagles drafted Foles while they had Vick. Seahawks still drafted Wilson even after giving a big contract to Flynn. Niners got Kaep yet they had Alex Smith. And look where those franchises are at now.
A lot of us here have mentioned David Lee but I don't recall Romo mentioning it. Doesn't mean he (Romo) doesn't credit Lee; I think we can all agree that he was very good for a young Romo. What I do recall is Romo telling everyone he wasn't ready and couldn't even throw the ball properly. He told people the best thing that happened to him was Testaverde because he showed Romo how to prepare the right way.
And as for Henson, you can say that with anyone. People play for their jobs every year. But BP started Henson and yanked him after the half just to prove a point to Jones. Henson was not a BP guy and Henson will tell you in interviews he never felt he got the chance in Dallas. Reason being it was obvious to an experienced coach like BP what he had in Henson. BP made his decision and he made it early; you just weren't paying attention. If you also recall people asked him why Romo didn't go to NFL Europe and BP stated that Romo could learn more at VR. Guess who went to NFL Europe? Henson, the 3rd round pick while the UFA stayed at VR..
And I don;t disagree that David Lee was a good QB coach but it doesn't matter what you and I think. Jerry Jones thought he was so critical to Romo's success that he let David Lee leave for the college game after BP left, only to be rehired by Parcells as Miami's QB coach once he took the Miami job 2 years later. We then got Wade Phillips and Wade Wilson as QB coach. Romo didn't stand a chance........
The time is now more than ever. He is in his 30s and now is having more work done to his back. Not good at all. Still hated that Jerry felt the need to give him a big contract extension.
What scares me is what this franchise has drafted for QBs to hopefully be our future. It's mind numbing how bad that list is. The last few being Quincy and McGee.
They have to get this right....