You have every right to ignore the point. It's not so much how many have said anything, which is the point you're really driving home. It's that regardless - it's hypocritical to side with Hatcher on bashing JG and turn around and calling him a liar for anything about Romo. I see that as odd.
that was my observation as well. sanchez seemed to be talking to dak far more than romo. and given the events of the season as it unfolded, perfectly understandable. romo wasn't happy about not getting his job back.
the problem is he will be an unrestricted free agent after this season. if he goes out and has a great year, there will be a huge bidding war for his services. while your point is well taken, there is a huge risk of losing him to free agency if he's not signed soon. conundrum to be sure.
As Dak has said, Romo spoke to him a lot earlier in the season during games but only selectively later. This was specifically so it wouldn't be too pushy. He spent most of his time with Dak in the film room and after practices with mechanics. If Dak had any real issue (mainly with reading defenses, then he would go to Romo directly....it was sort of an agreement to keep thigs smooth.
Probably are too scared or still close to the organization.
I speak only to that which I observed during games.
Fair enough
He has nothing to gain or lose. I never said it wasn't ripping, you said he was looking for attention. Which is false.
That's the majority of what I'm going by.
a never was DE/DT, with average skills who was at best a rotational guy and went to Commanders to underwhelm having gievences against Coach and the star QB, a guy who got run out of town because he sucked and looking for his next 15 minutes of fame since he was related to America's team that always gets a headline.
How often does anyone in attendance scruntize exactly where one person (much less two or more people) are positioned on the sidelines? Likewise, how often do network camera people focus their equipment on the sideline to capture a specific circumstance involving multiple individuals on the sidelines during the course of any game?
I'm wasn't referring to camera work. I fully understand that it's limited and edited. Though regardless, they still show some truths. Example? The Seattle game where Bryant came undone. I was in attendance and I also watched the NFLN replay on TV later. They were very similar, so to suggest the TV doesn't show the whole picture isn't 100% accurate.
I always thought Tony Romo was a little self-centered conceited. He proved it when he went to Cabo with Jessica Simpson during the playoffs . I think there's way more camaraderie in the locker room with Prescott
America's team Cowboys locker room. If they said it you would have heard it
