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dadymat;3222853 said:
Marshall's an idiot, but you cant really look at the N.O. game as a sign of how our running game is likely to be tested Sunday. We jumped on them early Offensively and made them one dimensional.brucekr;3222874 said:Wasn't NO ranked like #2 in rushing when we played them? They were gonna present all kinds of trouble to our untested defense.....
Beast_from_East;3222938 said:So Romo is going to look across the field at his boyhood idol and just totally freak out and start throwing picks all over the field???
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WRONG ROMO NEVER IDOLIZED FAVRE
get your stores straight
http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/29337284.html
It's an irresistible, made-for-TV storyline: Kid from small-town Wisconsin grows up idolizing Brett Favre and winds up facing his hero in an epic battle between two 10-1 teams with Super Bowl aspirations.
Cue the violin music and the baritone voice-over.
In reality, however, there's a hole in the two-hankie tale bigger than the one in the Texas Stadium roof.
See, Tony Romo grew up idolizing Michael Jordan. He rooted for John Elway in Super Bowl XXXII. At Burlington (Wis.) High School in the mid-1990s, when Favre fever was sweeping Wisconsin, he picked No. 16 as his football jersey number in honor of Joe Montana.
Romo never owned a No. 4 Packers jersey. He never wore a cheesehead
Actually, even Witten called him out leading up to the Packers/Boys showdown two years ago. That was after Tony denied being a cheesehead and claimed fanhood towards Elway.UnoDallas;3222946 said:WRONG ROMO NEVER IDOLIZED FAVRE
get your stores straight
http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/29337284.html
It's an irresistible, made-for-TV storyline: Kid from small-town Wisconsin grows up idolizing Brett Favre and winds up facing his hero in an epic battle between two 10-1 teams with Super Bowl aspirations.
Cue the violin music and the baritone voice-over.
In reality, however, there's a hole in the two-hankie tale bigger than the one in the Texas Stadium roof.
See, Tony Romo grew up idolizing Michael Jordan. He rooted for John Elway in Super Bowl XXXII. At Burlington (Wis.) High School in the mid-1990s, when Favre fever was sweeping Wisconsin, he picked No. 16 as his football jersey number in honor of Joe Montana.
Romo never owned a No. 4 Packers jersey. He never wore a cheesehead
Madzo;3222958 said:Don't these networks script these things? I mean ESPN will purposely hate on the Cowboys so they can get ratings. I see the NFL Network doing the same thing with a few analysts hating and couple others giving out some love.
AdamJT13;3222956 said:Who cares if Faulk believes in the Cowboys? They believe in themselves, and that's all that matters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1K2VzQTOjA
AdamJT13;3222956 said:Who cares if Faulk believes in the Cowboys? They believe in themselves, and that's all that matters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1K2VzQTOjA