For the record, I actually agree with putting Romo back in, assuming he was healthy. I'm not arguing with that, but it should be the coach's decision. Not Dr. Jerry's.
It seems a lot of people were for tony going back in
I did not want him to go back in. I was really upset with it last night and since have calmed down. Still I maintain that I don't see how it was a good decision. Primarily because he had looked awful against the blitz. Just completely ineffective. And I knew they would just keep bringing the blitz.
It's just too much of a high pressure situation and romo trying to make a heroic comeback increases the drama.
Plus he was not getting rid of the ball quickly.
Sometimes it seems that romo can be a bit stubborn. The disguised blitzes were rendering him helpless.
Weedon was calm and poised when he was in there. Who knows if he would have succeeded. But I am pretty sure it would not have been so erratic as it was with tony in there
Haslett had him flustered. Sometimes in sports there is a guy that just has ur number. Haslett is romo's nemesis.
So given the way the flow of the game was going and the injury and the high pressure game on the line situation I would have just liked to have weedon there as he was playing well the previous drive and seemed to be in a groove.
If weedon was looking ineffective then it's a different story.
