Matt Ryan, Something Looks Familiar

[Apollo Creed]

Agree completely, I'm not saying Romo shouldn't take some of the blame because he's the one pulling the trigger, but I believe the down fall of this team this season was horrific play by the o-line. Romo was seemingly on the run on every passing play at the end of the season. This o-line needs to step it up or find people that will.

Our offense got figured out too.

Teams took Owens out the game, and we were rather anemic. Large in part due to the fact that Roy, Witten, and Crayton aren't very fast - and outside of Witten over the middle we didn't have much of a threat outside.

A healthy Miles Austin and Felix Jones will help change that, but it seemed like defenses were one step ahead of us down the stretch.

 

[AmishCowboy]

Our offense got figured out too.

Teams took Owens out the game, and we were rather anemic. Large in part due to the fact that Roy, Witten, and Crayton aren't very fast - and outside of Witten over the middle we didn't have much of a threat outside.

A healthy Miles Austin and Felix Jones will help change that, but it seemed like defenses were one step ahead of us down the stretch.

That's what people seem to miss. along with predictable playcalling, just look at what Owens was hinting at all year, backed by comments from Ray Lewis and Romo at the end.

 

[proline]

In today's game against the Cards, Matt Ryan at times looked pretty good. Then the O-line began to break down and Matt Ryan went from "Ice" to slushi real quick.

Great line!

 

[Skinsradiosucks]

Too many people think I expect Matt Ryan and Tony Romo to be of the same caliber. Im not comparing the two on the field as much as Im comparing critism that I experienced when Romo lost the game in Seattle. See, I live in Virginia and I have to endure being in "Commanders Nation". I have to hear it every single day. Just wonder why folks are so hard on the kid when its not that way for any other QB. He does deserve SOME of the heat. Just not all of it.

 

[Vintage]

Tony Romo throws up 4-5 balls that are up for grabs every game. And he usually puts 1 or 2 on the ground from holding the ball like a loaf of bread.

Matt Ryan doesn't make those mistakes.

So as of right now, Matt Ryan is a much better QB than Tony Romo.

He made Roddy White go from goat to great receiver.

The next step is crediting Michael Turner for everything. Bottom line Matt Ryan is going to succeed in this league because he makes good decisions and doesn't have 8 'dangerous' plays a game where he tries to make something out of nothing.

You are just making **** up.

Talking out of your ***.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Funny isn't it how constant pressure makes even the best QBs (Manning) and the hottest new sensations (Ryan) look bad.

But, yeah, Romo is totally to blame, and just completely sucks, when it comes to playing football. His offensive line playing like a junior high squad at the end of every season has nothing to do with any of that.