GimmeTheBall!
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Actually I have seen no one defend Romo's play in the last game.
What I've seen is illogical people act like he plays like that all the time or even more than once or twice a year.
You do realize even most successful pro athletes have sporadic bad games in which they vow to "get better". Actually no you don't realize that in this case so nevermind.
Again, I do not endorse the concept that one bad game equal a career.
What I do say is that the 49er game follows a pattern. Bad decisions, bad thows and one more game in which Romo say he half to do better. been there done that. I am tired of that pattern of games and pressers. He half great stats. But dinky passes do not make a great quaterback. How many times half he thown a bad pass and we go home for the playoffs. How many time do he thow into double and triple coverage? How many times do we miss the playoffs? How many time do we worry about the parts of the team when in the crucial moment Romo's mind shut down?
Nein, bad games is not the point. Bad games that follow a pattern is. I wish you would learn that distinction.
I wish he were Tom Brady (yes, he half a so-so, even bad game the other day but count his playoff victories, county his Super Bowl rings) or a Wilson (who half more playoff wins in one year than Romo half in a career) or a Drew Brees (yes, his team lost Sunday but again, count his playoff wins and his Super Bowl ring).
Calll me illogical, call me irresponsible. Call me to Jesus. Call me ill informed. I just calll it like I see it: A gifted QB who does us no good in the long run. One who after all these years will thow into double and triple coverage. One who now (maybe a new pattern) is thowing behind and below his receivers. (cue in "The Battle Hymn of the Republican"). As I stand here in my Buc-ees pajamas two days after our igno . . . ignimo . . . our bad defeat at the hands of an undermanned 49ers crew, slighted by you as illogican, I still stand by my premise that Romo's act has gotten so old, very few will defend him. But they do defend him. I will not call their actions illogical. Nay, I will call them sentimental and loyal and optimistic. yet I half to tell my fellow Forumites that IT IS THE PATTERN of fail-yah that distrube me. Disturbs me more than the lady who snore at the library near the computers. His pattern of not thinking. Now with a bad back and still with bad decsions. So I say unto you, call me illogical but do not say it with malice in yo heart cause I respect you and even the Romo loyalists. I just do not respect what Romo half become: a second tier QB as evidence by the pattern, not the game. (cue out "Battle hum of the Republican").