theogt;2470571 said:No, it was a perfect throw. It was high and a tight spiral, placed exactly where it had to be. You can say he got lucky to throw such a perfect ball, but you can't say it was just tossed up. That's silly.
Hoofbite;2470535 said:what were the mistakes?
Everson24;2470181 said:Why do all our QB's suck against Pittsburgh other that Aikman? I was really hoping Tony would be another Aikman and never lose to th Steelers. Now he looks like Danny White or Steve Pelluer
theogt;2470571 said:No, it was a perfect throw. It was high and a tight spiral, placed exactly where it had to be. You can say he got lucky to throw such a perfect ball, but you can't say it was just tossed up. That's silly.
He had quite a few balls sail on him. Not sure why, but the splint seems as good a reason as any to me.SultanOfSix;2470586 said:Yeah, it's amazing how he can make such accurate throws and then all of a sudden miss wide open receivers by feet at a time.
Skinsmaniac;2469544 said:Yes Tony Romo can win a big game. He is a top ten QB, maybe top five, good enough to win a Superbowl with the right team around him. I'm not saying he will win a Superbowl, but he is good enough that you should be happy to have him.
theogt;2470614 said:He had quite a few balls sail on him. Not sure why, but the splint seems as good a reason as any to me.
Absolutely. I wasn't taking anything away from TO. But I think it's clear that Tony wanted to throw it right where he did and it was as pretty a spiral as you can get.Dave_in-NC;2470611 said:It was a nice ball, but to his credit owens made a nice grab. That and the DB had his back to the ball.
SultanOfSix;2470556 said:Not as proof. And not as evidence either. Just a gut instinct.
Perhaps you can go back to supporting how the Pats didn't really cheat and Goodell actually burning evidence wasn't a conspiracy either.
DWhite Fan;2470397 said:Danny White WON playoff games.
Here is a thought, Rampage is Skip Bayless 2.0 :laugh2:
No kidding. I'm saying it's possible he wasn't used to throwing without one. He wore it for a month, and he had to make adjustments throwing with it. It's like wearing gloves and getting used to that, then playing without them.SultanOfSix;2470619 said:He wasn't wearing one.
tyke1doe;2470624 said:LOL!
What is this tit for tat?
I thought I was finished with that sort of tactic in elementary school.
Oh, and I believe the Pats cheated also. So I don't know where you came up with that idea.
As for conspiracy, that's in the minds of the skeptic.
If it can't be proven, I aint going to entertain it.
Be that as it may, the Cowboys loss because of their own doing. Nothing more. Nothing less.
theogt;2470623 said:Absolutely. I wasn't taking anything away from TO. But I think it's clear that Tony wanted to throw it right where he did and it was as pretty a spiral as you can get.
Aikbach;2470170 said:Here's something Danny and Tony had in common:
Texan_Eph89;2470615 said:Thank You.
Everyone in the board sounds like we should expect Troy Aikman and no less.
Do you know how many teams in the NFL would kill to have Romo?
He is a good, YOUNG, accurate, QB. He's just like his idol, irrational. Favre trows lots of picks too, but he is a hall of famer. Remember what people said about him in ATL?
Just give the kid a break, he'll learn. We just need a coaching staff that will teach him instead of letting him run wild.
yeah it was odd with the Ben spot,TV yellow line looked like he was a yard shorttomson75;2470598 said:A twenty yard pass during the game tying drive was actually incomplete. It's debatable, but I re watched it in slowmo in HD....and it looks like the ball clearly skipped off of the ground. We were out of challenges, and the Steelers were running hurry up.
Later in that drive they gave Ben nearly 2 more yards than he actually got when he slid on 3rd and long. They got the first down on fourth and inches....by about five inches.
Those hurt, but the offense is essentially to to blame. We still could have won the game if Romo hadn't played so poorly.